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Continue Reading →BMJ column: What are we to die of?
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Continue Reading →Symptomatic women can have diagnostic tests at any age
Smear tests are only for asymptomatic women. that’s the point of this BMJ column about cervical smears
Continue Reading →How the UK drug regulator became the herbalists’ marketeer
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Continue Reading →Who pays this doctor? It’s time patients knew.
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Continue Reading →#SaatchiBill – misguided and potentially dangerous
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Continue Reading →BMJ column; Research press releases need better policing.
free link to BMJ column Last year Carmel Turner and I went to the Selling Sickness conference to present our case for making press releases better. We suggested that guidelines would be useful – and as I explain in the BMJ column, linked to above, guidelines have helped in the reporting of RCTs via the […]
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Continue Reading →Inside Health 22/4/14
We’re talking about acute kidney injury (used to be known as acute renal failure) tonight on Radio 4 at 9pm. There has been a paper today resulting in headlines like ‘Thousands die of thirst and poor care in NHS’ ‘1,000 patients die each month from avoidable kidney problems” Today programme, at 1.22 Updated; full […]
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