Here’s your election-free summary of some of our highlights from the week on Twitter.- Fascinating story on how identical twins are helping assess the impact of living in space on humans.
- Have a look back at the defining moments on health in our review of the 2010 Parliament.
- The seven benefits of patient partnership.
- Interested in cancer early diagnosis? Catch up on the latest at #NAEDIconf.
- Angelina Jolie has bravely put BRCA back in the news. Here’s a good summary of the options women with BRCA mutations have.
- Drug resistant TB could kill 75 million and cost 16.7 trillion.
- What to expect when someone important to you is dying.
- The role of pharmacy in public health.
- Evidence of breast cancer has been discovered in a 4,200 year old skeleton.
- “People are not healthy if they are on the path to cancer.” An interesting perspective on how success in CVD may offer clues about how to tackle cancer.
- A lovely obituary of @Adsthepoet, who sadly died last week #BraveAdam.
- Lame ducks – an interesting perspective on how Prime Ministerial departure plans haven’t always worked out.
- Thankfully this kind of anatomical choice isn’t necessary.
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And finally…
- Choice in public services is sometimes illusory.
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