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Mandelson, Palantir, Israel and you
For those not on Twitter, stories about the links between Mandelson, Epstein and Palantir, as well as Mossad, might not have been available yesterday. I
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Medicine is not neutral
We like to believe medicine exists solely to heal. History tells a different story. From slavery to women’s dissent, from homosexuality to neurodivergence, medical authority
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Illth, wealth and GDP
The Guardian has reported this morning that: Higher consumption of some food preservatives is associated with an increased risk of type 2 diabetes and cancer,
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Do we need Keir Starmer, or do we need doctors? That is the question
Keir Starmer condemned the doctors and their strike as irresponsible when taking questions in the House of Commons yesterday. In doing so, he tried to
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Doctors, strikes and the failures of Wes Streeting and Labour
The confirmation that resident doctors will strike over Christmas was entirely predictable, as Roy Lilley has noted in his NHS-related daily email today. An 83.2
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The Alternative Budget 2025, Part 11: Conclusions
Rachel Reeves will be presenting her Budget on November 26. I will be commenting on that Budget on the day on BBC Radio 2, and
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Ultra-processed food is not a dietary choice. It is a political economy problem.
There is a sentence in The Lancet’s new series on ultra-processed foods (UPFs), published this week, that makes clear exactly what the issue with them
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If Labour will pay more for drugs but not increase funds for the NHS, who do they expect to take the pain?
According to The Guardian: Ministers are preparing to raise the amount the NHS pays pharmaceutical firms for medicines by up to 25%. This has followed
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