Last Week in Health on Twitter (25/09/17)

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Too busy to keep up with Twitter? Here’s our roundup of what you might have missed in the world of health last week.

How has death changed over the past century?
The top 5 often over-diagnosed conditions
How AI can help catch Azheimer’s years before symptoms emerge
Have a go at being the Chancellor and choose how much extra money to give the NHS
BMA analysis of the state of recruitment in the NHS
Flu season is upon us
What health issues people are googling and when
What does the public think of the NHS?
Health Secretary comes in as the second most important Cabinet job according to YouGov poll
The state of maternity care in the Highlands
The man making free prosthetic for children in his shed
Some clarification required from the @NHS account

And finally:

We are excited to be welcoming Sir Mike Richards to the Incisive Health team as Senior Counsel from next month.