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Was it too hot for Twitter? Here is our summary of the best of what you might have missed.

  • How’s your wellbeing? A great tool for comparing key indicators between EU countries.
  • Our Christiane Kellner examined the potential implications of the EU’s draft regulation on medical devices.
  • Regional variations in GP vacancies.
  • What do older people think about cancer?
  • Cancer patients are missing out on important tests to determine which drugs are best for them.
  • Why do deep-voiced politicians get more votes?
  • The 150 best breast cancer blogs.
  • Surgery in numbers.
  • Seven practical tools to support compassionate care.
  • Constantly checking your phone could be bad for your brain (unless you are looking at last week in health on Twitter!)
  • A blue whale’s heart.
  • How some doctors would prefer to die.
  • Breathing Bejing’s air is equivalent to smoking 40 cigarettes a day.
  • We have taste receptors in our colon. Here’s why.

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And finally…

  • It looks like Jamie Reed MP received some sartorial instruction on his holidays. There is no photographic evidence about whether he complied...

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. Incisive Health knows 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.