Did you take your eye off Twitter? Fear not, here is our weekly roundup of what you might have missed...
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Your Humble Servant thinks that, when it comes to managing doctors, there may be more than one ‘special one’. - Amazing pictures of the body under the microscope.
- Ten contenders to change the future of healthcare.
- Monthly versus weekly reporting of A&E waiting times.
- The study of twins has shed light on why do mosquitoes bite some people and not others.
- Can wearable tech make workplaces safer and more productive? And what might it tell us? #bringonthecoffeebreak.
- No them and us. Only we. Great blog on mental health stigma in the NHS by Lisa Rodrigues.
- What actually happens when you wake up during surgery?
From America:
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Why the advent of 3D printed drugs could have multidimensional benefits. - A study about butter, funded by the butter industry, found that butter is bad for you.
- How a patient experience sceptic became a believer.
- Sequencing the Octopus genome.
And finally...
- The civil service seasons.
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