The invisible man returns
29 Jul 10
Taking back responsibilty for out-of-hours is a poisoned chalice, says the Jobbing Doctor - and primary care tsar Dr David Colin-Thomé should know better than to champion it
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Why the cancer drugs fund is a mistake
28 Jul 10
The Government wants to spend millions on cancer drugs, but patients with other diseases are equally in need of new medicines.
Different strokes
27 Jul 10
Half the population would recognise the signs of a stroke, says Copperfield. The other half haven't a clue
Does upper spinal manipulation cause vascular accidents?
27 Jul 10
Professor Edzard Ernst looks at the evidence surrounding the risks of upper spinal manipulation
Copperfield
Different strokes
27 Jul 10
Half the population would recognise the signs of a stroke, says Copperfield. The other half haven't a clue
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A bat out of hell
14 Jul 10
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Plagued by the voices of the lifeworld
25 Jun 10
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OOH vote was a sub-turkey moment
25 Jun 10
Phil Peverley
My nightmare next door
22 Jun 10
Every GP has a patient from hell. Phil’s latest has just moved in – next door to the surgery
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Here’s some feedback for you
11 Jun 10
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It’s time to pick up the tab
21 May 10
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Hung up on the election
12 May 10
The Jobbing Doctor
The invisible man returns
29 Jul 10
Taking back responsibilty for out-of-hours is a poisoned chalice, says the Jobbing Doctor - and primary care tsar Dr David Colin-Thomé should know better than to champion it
Through the K hole
Alter ego
26 Jul 10
Pulse's surreal blog Through the K hole offers a dystopian vision of life after the White Paper
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The consequences of absolute power
21 Jul 10
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'Put your hands together and give a warm welcome to The White Paper'
14 Jul 10
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From abroad
07 Jul 10
Edzard Ernst
Does upper spinal manipulation cause vascular accidents?
27 Jul 10
Professor Edzard Ernst looks at the evidence surrounding the risks of upper spinal manipulation
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How much negative evidence is enough?
23 Jul 10
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Homeopathy is given a rough ride
20 Jul 10
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Why GPs should be concerned about naturopathy
05 Jul 10
The Editor's Blog
So where are those powerful incentives, Mr Lansley?
22 Jul 10
The White Paper promised GPs would be rewarded for good commissioning, but it’s now clear that at best they'll avoid having their pay docked, says Pulse editor Richard Hoey
Behind The Curtain
Spiderman’s warning for GPs as they take political centre stage
09 Jul 10
If commissioning plans go ahead, GPs can expect to face intense scrutiny, says PulseToday editor Steve Nowottny
The Pulse Team Blog
Why the cancer drugs fund is a mistake
28 Jul 10
The Government wants to spend millions on cancer drugs, but patients with other diseases are equally in need of new medicines.
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Welcome to the new dawn
25 Jun 10
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LMCs conference: Terrible title, exciting event
14 Jun 10
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The shocking truths of the Mckinsey report
21 May 10
Notes from the dark side
Why I am glad to be made redundant
19 Jul 10
GP and PCT boss Dr Paul Zollinger-Read reacts to the plans in the White Paper and the fact that his management job is about to disappear.
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Frustrated change
06 Jul 10
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The best of times for hard budgets?
01 Jul 10
Dr Karine Nohr
In pursuit of a good night's sleep
19 Jul 10
Can alternative approaches - such as Chinese medicine - help with sleep problems? Dr Karine Nohr gives her story.
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Challenging misconceptions about exercise
21 Jun 10
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Turning down the noise
24 May 10
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Licorice and a dose of marshmallow tea
19 Apr 10
GP For Hire
GPs' turn to take the wheel
13 Jul 10
Playing with pots of cash will absolutely thrill some GPs - but Pulse's locum blogger GP for Hire isn't entirely convinced by 'NHS Mark II'
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The Regional Health Service
28 Apr 10
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An easy target
31 Mar 10
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Not fit for purpose
11 Mar 10
