All articles by MARK CRAIL – Page 4
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'For many years all that could be seen of the new British Library was the building site through a hole in the boards thoughtfully created by the builders, knowing how fascinating most of us find the creation of a large building,' writes the development team for the new National Electronic ...
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The dying game
The chilling case of a man with paranoid schizophrenia on death row highlights how the US judicial system is failing mentally ill people, writes Mark Crail
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Shutting up shop
The government's mission to head off private walk-in clinics with its own NHS version is being accomplished most efficiently, writes Mark Crail
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Mind the gap
Fluoridation campaigners believe they have won the argument, but the detail remains to be resolved. Mark Crail reports
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Watching expiry dates
The public health white paper sets out ambitious targets for reducing deaths by 2010. Mark Crail canvassed responses to it and found widespread scepticism that it would reduce health inequalities
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The French physician FJV Broussais bestrode Parisian medicine at the turn of the 19th century just as the new medicine of the Napoleonic capital, with its vast public hospitals and salaried hospital doctors, dominated scientific medicine then and for many years to come. And what a bleeder he was.