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Clinical Reader: Malicious or just stupid?
I’d never heard of Hanlon’s razor before. Apparently it is an adage that reads “Never attribute to malice that which can be adequately explained by stupidity”. I rather like th… more →
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Clinical Reader: Malicious or just stupid?
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Alan wrote 5 days ago: I’d never heard of Hanlon’s razor before. Apparently it is an adage that reads “Ne … more →
American Short Stories About Life In These United States
pittsburghflashfictiongazette wrote 5 days ago: To be a modern day American is to be faced with the sometimes daunting complexities of life. The Ob … more →
Human slaves...in a robot world
Danielle wrote 1 week ago: I was reading a very interesting article in the New Scientist about, er, robots, that can detect our … more →
The Nocebo Effect...how beliefs kill effectively
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humantwopointzero wrote 1 week ago: You’ve heard of the placebo effect right? In its most simplistic term, the placebo effect suggests t … more →
Using Twitter to track disease outbreaks
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Alan wrote 1 week ago: A few months ago I wrote a short post on Phil Baumann’s 140 healthcare uses for Twitter. Well, … more →
NHS health records to private sector?
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Alan wrote 1 week ago: Personally, I’d be delighted if the Tories got Google or Microsoft or someone to build the NHS … more →
What Does Secondhand Smoke Do to an Asthmatic?
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thekickable wrote 1 week ago: The short answer: It causes an asthma attack, which can potentially be life-threatening, should the … more →
What will US healthcare reform look like?
Hanna wrote 2 weeks ago: Fascinating article in Economist about the United States healthcare system that proves that throwin … more →
New Company Expanding in The USA
teddyj wrote 1 month ago: If you’re like many people, then you have always dreamed of working from home. Imagine waking … more →
Complementary therapy and disenfranchisement
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Hanna wrote 1 month ago: Stephen Ginn, a psychiatrist with the wonderfully named Frontier Psychiatrist blog (Avalanches ooh!) … more →
Seeing the light for the pollen trees
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Hanna wrote 1 month ago: Just saw Lloyd’s Pharmacy advert for the hayfever device so I’m like eh what is it? I ha … more →
Sweet victory for Coca-Cola's PR team
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Alf Grumble wrote 1 month ago: Hah. A triumph for Coca-Cola’s PR people, a setback for Sue Kedgley and her mob of food fanati … more →
What doesn't work and why
Hanna wrote 1 month ago: Interesting article which features homeopathic practitioners arguing that old chestnut about non-tra … more →
America's Medical History Form: Understanding the Complex Proposals for U.S. Health Reform
Thinkocrat wrote 1 month ago: Confused by the varying discussions and controversies regarding U.S. health reform? Frankly, it appe … more →
Are We Going to Let Health Industry Propaganda Derail Obama's Plans for Reform?
James O'Rourke wrote 1 month ago: =By Joshua Holland, AlterNet. Posted May 21, 2009. Millions of dollars will be poured into deceptive … more →
An (unholy?) alliance between charities and pharma
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Alan wrote 1 month ago: If you’re like me you would have grown up naively believing that medical charities and patient … more →
Obama, the healthcare Riddler
rogerhollander wrote 2 months ago: David Sirota www.salon.com, May 16, 2009 Why is the president suddenly so afraid of a single-payer … more →
Health Industry Promises: A Giant Trojan Horse
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archrone wrote 2 months ago: Update below I have been floored at the response by dems, progressive, liberal and moderates alike, … more →
Guides on how to develop integrated care pathways
Alan wrote 2 months ago: So you want some guides/toolkits on how to put together an integrated care pathway? These might help … more →
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