What might you have missed from the world of health? Coming up, we’ll tweet some of our highlights from Twitter.
- Read our exclusive polling on the state of health on the eve of the party conferences.
- Ed Miliband trails David Cameron on trust to run the NHS. @MBirty has some advice on how to change this.
- If your life expectancy was lower, you were more likely to vote ‘yes’ in the Scottish referendum.
- Great article by Andy Cowper (‘the Nicole Kidman of health policy’) comparing the NHS to Russia.
- The schools are back and the A&E target has been breached (again).
- Top 50 science stars on Twitter (ranked by number of followers).
- In the week of Labour conference, five of the most significant speeches from conferences past.
- Dementia training film by Guy’s & St Thomas’.
- Baby cages in the 1930s – one way to get fresh air…
- Here are two incredibly emotional blogs on reaching the end of life. Charley’s final blog and this on preparing for death.
- Ebolanomics – the role of prizes in addressing pharmaceutical market failure.
- A good video on taking part in clinical trials.
And from America:
- Healthcare collaboration in Colorado.
- Treatment – I did it my way. An important reminder about how choices are personal.
And finally…
- This proved not to be an omen after all.
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