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The BMJGMC is criticised for investments in Nestlé and McDonald’s - 1 week
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Specialty: General Medicine (Journals and Societies)
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LancetCommercial determinants of health - 2 days
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Executive Summary Commercial actors can contribute positively to health and society, and many do, providing essential products and services. However, a substantial group of...
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It’s not a case of choosing between health or the commercial sector—both are important, and they can be complementary. The energy and innovation of the sector must be harnessed for the sake of health and equity, urge authors. https://t.co/M3XfokxNok https://t.co/M3XfokxNok - view on twitter
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Harvard Medical SchoolHMS Neurobiologist Wins Major Neuroscience Award - 1 day
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Michael Greenberg shares The Brain Prize for critical insights into brain...
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The Brain Prize, considered the world’s most significant prize for brain research, has been awarded to HMS neurobiologist Michael Greenberg https://t.co/tRrVPax3AG - view on twitter
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Harvard Medical SchoolHMS Neurobiologist Wins Major Neuroscience Award - 3 days
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Michael Greenberg shares The Brain Prize for critical insights into brain...
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Harvard Medical School neurobiologist Michael Greenberg has won the 2023 Brain Prize for pivotal insights into brain plasticity https://t.co/tRrVPax3AG - view on twitter
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NatureUracil in the carbonaceous asteroid (162173) Ryugu – Nature Communications - 5 days
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Uracil was identified in the sample returned from the asteroid Ryugu. Having been provided to the early Earth as a component in such asteroidal...
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Uracil, one of the building blocks necessary to form RNA, and vitamin B3, an important cofactor for metabolism in terrestrial life, have been detected in samples collected from the near-Earth asteroid Ryugu, according to a paper published in @NatureComms. https://t.co/4Saclkw7W0 https://t.co/4Saclkw7W0 - view on twitter
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The Lancet Respiratory MedicineTime to invest in tuberculosis research and disease control - 2 days
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World TB Day on March 24, 2023, marks another year of both progress and setbacks for tuberculosis research and control efforts. The COVID-19 pandemic...
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World TB Day 2023. “Another year of both progress and setbacks for tuberculosis research and control efforts”, write @LancetRespirMed editors. We begin this #WorldTBDay thread with an Editorial 🧵 https://t.co/ia7MfNRQwf - view on twitter
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Cleveland ClinicCan Drinking Coffee Help You Live Longer? - 2 days
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New research says you can drink as much as eight cups a...
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How many cups of coffee do you drink per day? ☕️ Find out if you should really put on another pot: https://t.co/2KAU3rkRDO - view on twitter
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Cleveland ClinicBaby Thrives After Down Syndrome Related Heart Defect Repair - 6 days
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Nicole was unsure if Weston would survive past 20...
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Nicole & Dustin were told their unborn baby could die before birth. He had Down syndrome & a complex congenital heart condition. Warrior Weston was born at 36 weeks & survived heart surgery. Today, he’s thriving!❤️ #WorldDownSyndromeDay https://t.co/7aMimjyELX - view on twitter
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The BMJCreating a better post-pandemic future for adolescents with disabilities - 6 days
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Adolescents with disabilities must have their needs prioritised in recovery and future pandemic responses to improve health, educational, and social outcomes, argue Sarah Baird...
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Adolescents with disabilities are at high risk of negative outcomes from the covid-19 pandemic because of multiple pre-existing vulnerabilities and challenges accessing public services. How can countries mitigate these negative effects? https://t.co/VGYfBZ2ZC3 #IAHW2023 https://t.co/VGYfBZ2ZC3 - view on twitter
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The LancetDefining and conceptualising the commercial determinants of health - 2 days
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Although commercial entities can contribute positively to health and society there is growing evidence that the products and practices of some commercial actors—notably the...
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“Poor individual choices” Diversionary tactics are often used to point the finger of blame at individuals rather than commercial actors. DYK know that the term ‘litter bug’ was coined by the plastics industry? And ‘carbon footprint’ by BP? Learn more: https://t.co/5JHf7IVlbh https://t.co/5JHf7IVlbh - view on twitter
Doctors have criticised the General Medical Council after The BMJ found that the regulator had investments in fast food firms, drug companies, private medical...
Doctors have criticised the GMC after The BMJ found it had investments in fast food firms, pharmaceutical companies, private medical insurers and private healthcare providers https://t.co/2TqqB7rYXD - view on twitter