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    28 November 2022 We’re looking for consultant members to join our new panel where you’ll work closely with the Royal College of Physicians (RCP) to review job descriptions and job roles for consultant, honorary consultant, and specialty doctor posts in England, Northern Ireland, and Wales. As a Regional Specialty Advisor (RSA) you will: review job…

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    Cross-education, which refers to the interlimb transfer of strength or motor skill following unilateral motor training, has demonstrated promise as a rehabilitation strategy for orthopaedic and neurological injuries, despite the limited number of clinical trials conducted. However, its application in anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction (ACLR) rehabilitation has recently been contested, primarily due to the perceived risk of increasing limb asymmetry.1 During ACLR rehabilitation, improved physical function is associated with the ability to restore compromised quadriceps strength and activation.2 Protocols that mitigate and restore quadriceps weakness and strength post-ACLR are a critical component of rehabilitation. Cross-education may attenuate the loss in neuromuscular function during disuse (online supplemental file), serve as an adjunct intervention for increasing quadriceps strength3 and enhance neuroplasticity in pathways known to be attenuated with ACLR (online supplemental

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    Engineered probiotics produce synthetic targets to facilitate immunotherapy of solid tumors by CAR T cells.

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    News OpenAI adds voice capabilities to the ChatGPT mobile app, which can carry on a conversation with the user through one of several available natural-sounding voices. Existing voice assistants such as Alexa, Siri, Google Assistant, and Cortana will need to follow quickly or risk becoming instantly obsolete.  Rumors suggest that OpenAI will soon launch AI-powered autonomous agents, which can…

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    We need to reframe the approach to decolonising global health by centring the Global South as primary actor and leader, writes Muneera Rasheed Calls to decolonise global health and tackle historic and systemic injustices in the field have intensified in recent years, but sometimes the way the argument is presented can be counterproductive. For those of us in the Global South, the discourse can make us feel that our experiences are invalid. We are often portrayed as helpless and needing to be rescued,1 not by white saviours as in the past, but by well meaning actors in the Global North who are themselves struggling with the legacy of white supremacy, such as racism. This portrayal oversimplifies the power dynamics in the Global South. An essential element of coloniality is that it reproduces itself in colonised countries in the Global South by using incentives—such as granting access to the decision makers in coloniser countries in the Global North. The current discourse overlooks this

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