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We published a new report examining public attitudes to health in six European countries:
- What do the people of Europe think about their health services?
- What does our polling say about the NHS? This blog examines how UK attitudes compare to those in other countries.
- The UK health paradox continues: how might attitudes to health impact on the Brexit vote?
In other news:
- What a great way to raise awareness of post-op swallowing difficulties #swallowaware2016 (via @BreastDocUK).
- Origami robots and simulated stomachs… (via @RebeccaDRobbins)
- How does the NHS budget compare with historic settlements? (Clue: not very well). Good blog by @jappleby123 & @ADRoberts777.
- .@brickabetes. The story of diabetes told through Lego.
- Countries with higher social spending appear to have better health outcomes. Interesting new RAND report (h/t @HPIAndyCowper).
- How does @WHO elect a new president?
- Not everyone in NHS England shares the boss’ aversion to sugar (it looks very tasty @simonenright!)
From America:
- The US is set to launch a national microbiome initiative.
- A columnist literally ate his words. But was it safe to do so?
- What kills Americans at every age? Some great data visualisation.
- The case of the $629 Band Aid.
- Fast food bad for you? In this case it may have saved a man’s life.
And finally…
- Celestial goings on at the Health Service Journal.