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Catch up on the best of health on Twitter. Here are our highlights from the past week.

  • Labour’s big cancer early diagnosis pledge is partly based on Incisive Health’s cost savings estimates, commissioned by Cancer Research UK.
  • The state of care – useful infographics from the CQC.
  • Halve your risk of getting cancer by following this 12 point code.
  • Imagine a world without vaccines.
  • When will Specialised Commissioning start enforcing service specifications? This story by Sarah Calkin shows extent of deviation from required standards.
  • 10 always events.
  • The impact of Schizophrenia on carers.
  • New Be Clear on Cancer campaign: blood in pee, even ‘just the once’ may be a sign of kidney or bladder cancer. Tell your doctor.  
  • Interested in oncology pharmacy? Have a look at #BOPA to see the highlights from this weekend’s conference.

From America:

  • A reminder of the scale of health threats (via @pash22). Americans in past year killed by…
    • Ebola: 1
    • ISIS: 2
    • Flu/Pneumonia: 54,000
    • Diabetes: 74,000
    • Cancer: 575,000
    • Heart disease: 600,000
  • The row over lung cancer screening.
  • Understanding the Ebola epidemic.

And finally…

Incisive Health is the new force in health policy and communications. In an NHS environment that is noisy, changing rapidly and where decision-makers are under intense pressure, policy communications need to be incisive to make an impact. We know how to cut through the noise and competing priorities to deliver results that enhance our clients' businesses and reputations and – ultimately – improve healthcare for patients.