2018
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CHIP - an important risk factor for heart attack you’ve probably never heard of
- In an article for The Conversation, Dr Tom Webb and Professors Alison Goodall and Shu Ye discuss possible reasons why age is such as strong risk factor for heart disease
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Drilling holes in the skull was never a migraine cure – here’s why it was long thought to be
- In an article for The Conversation, Dr Katherine Foxhall has discussed an interesting element of medical history
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Sleep – when is enough, enough?
- In preparation for World Sleep Day (16 March), Professor Jim Horne answers the important question: are we really getting enough sleep?
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NHS General Practice as it was in the 1980s
- Professor Rodger Charlton from the Leicester Medical School discusses how General Practice has changed over the years to tie in with the 70th anniversary of the NHS
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Can you catch germs from a public toilet seat?
- In an article for The Conversation, Dr Primrose Freestone discusses 'sit vs. squat' – the big public toilet stand-off
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Getting to the heart of medical error and malpractice
- Securing a meaningful and enduring reduction in medical error requires a cultural transformation, says Dr Simon Bennett
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Anthill 27: Confidence
- Dr Eva Krockow has contributed to The Conversation's 'The Anthill' podcast digging into the concept of 'confidence'
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Kidney symptom questionnaire: development, content validation and relationship with quality of life
- Professor Alice Smith leads new research developing questionnaire which measures the frequency and importance of the most common symptoms reported by people with kidney disease who do not need dialysis or a transplant
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