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Has getting back to work got in the way of Twitter? Fear not, here’s our round up of what you might have missed

  • In 2016 the NHS needs to move from talking about funding to delivering savings. Read our look forward to a busy year.
  • Herding, well, a herd of elephants in this great take on the NHS planning guidance.
  • Matt sought some important guidance on guidance in the event of a strike.
  • The big dividing lines in the EU referendum.
  • 2015 in cartoons by Nature Magazine.
  • An anti-cancer drugs mind map.
  • Back to work and already have the sniffles? A useful myth buster on avoiding colds.
  • Well done Rolo – top of the efficiency charts in #save22bn! Still, with a gap of £17.62bn, let’s hope Simon Stevens does better!
  • How food dye has helped improve the quality of palliative care in Uganda.

From America:

  • Fascinating analysis of Medicare and private health insurance expenditure. Price, as well as volume of care delivered, is a key driver of cost.
  • What do people die from in America?
  • Is your resolution to eat healthily? Here are some best guesses as to what that actually means.
  • Is your resolution to get fit? Unleash the force with a Star Wars workout.
  • How a personal experience of losing someone to cancer has sped up FDA decision-making and led to a new focus on side effects.
  • Some big health issues to look out for in 2016.

And finally…

  • Lewisham and Greenwich NHS Trust is apparently a #Belieber.

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