Too busy watching the World Cup to follow Twitter? Here is our round-up of the health-related tweets you might have missed last week:
- Following last week’s funding announcement, our @MBirty reflects on the possibility of new NHS legislation
- Will you accept the challenge? Take on our updated ‪#28HealthMinisters contest to test your knowledge of who is who in health across Europe
- What do European universities think about the Commission’s #HorizonEU? @euatweets provides a summary
- An overview of the MAPPs engagement process and the critical questions to be asked at each milestone
- An electronic belt that does wonders to “Ladies ailments” and other irregularities of the system
- The @bmj_latest looks at the many causal influencers in the management of obesity
- Sleepless nights? It may have an impact on your likelihood to develop Alzheimer’s disease
- The @wef looks at how smart phone apps can affect your memory
- @CR_UK examine the underlying reasons why age increases the risk of developing cancer
- Five key facts the @who wants you to know about vaccines
- Ensuring accurate research, @EBMDataLab have developed a tool that alerts authors when an article they’ve referenced has been retracted
- A moving story by @JosephStash of what is like to live with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
- How evidence synthesis can help guide policy decision-making
- The @who has released its new ICD-11 reflecting critical advances in science and medicine ahead of its formal adoption in 2019
And finally…
- What happens when a bird comments on your reporting