This week I learnt about why we don’t screen everyone for cancer. You can find out about what I learnt here:
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As a current university student I can attest to how much a good lecturer can make or break a subject. I am so lucky to, for the most part, have been taught by some of the kindest lecturers imaginable. There are three that really stand out to me though: 1/6
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Super excited to start my new book. I’ve recently switched to using writing as an exam revision method so this fits right in!
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Making a podcast might not be the most time effective method of exam revision but it sure does feel more fun

The White House has turned COVID.gov from a public health resource into a politically charged platform promoting the lab-leak theory and attacking specific scientists and the pandemic response in general. Let’s fact check its 5 headline claims… 🧵

Lots of interesting tidbits brought up by this book. Particularly interesting that women who go through menopause later on average live longer (given they also have an increased risk of breast cancer).
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