Do you know who they are?
Do you know who they are?
Would a βspecialist in preventive healthcareβ need to be on the GMC Specialist Register? She is described as βa consulting general physician and a world-authority and leading thinker in proactive health managementβ on her company website.
Recent per-capita consumption: RoI vs UK
β’ In 2023, per-capita (ages 15+) alcohol use in Ireland was about 9.9 litres of pure alcohol. οΏΌ
β’ By contrast, in the UK the average per-capita consumption (15+ adults) was roughly 10.7 litres per year. οΏΌ
Recent per-capita consumption: RoI vs UK
β’ In 2023, per-capita (ages 15+) alcohol use in Ireland was about 9.9 litres of pure alcohol. οΏΌ
β’ By contrast, in the UK the average per-capita consumption (15+ adults) was roughly 10.7 litres per year. οΏΌ
He wants to put us all through the wringer
Farage flotillas?
How about septicaemia (often called sepsis), a severe illness caused when infection spreads and triggers a dangerous response in the body
What does it tell us that we donβt already know, within appropriate confidence intervals? Also βsepticaemia, which is a type of blood poisoningβ shouldnβt appear in a heath-related press release.
Iβm old enough to remember when Conservative Party leaders believed in law and order.
BBC news uk page today, Lib Dem 0, Ref UK 0.
Ie what comprises evidence, not what the evidence, its having been obtained, means!
I think you and I have different opinions about the meaning of evidence
Only when you have no evidence
Iβve written to Ofcom urging them to review the BBCβs coverage of Nigel Farage and Reform to see if it is line with broadcast guidance.
The disproportionate coverage of Farage is damaging to the BBCβs reputation as well as our democracy.
1/2
Today, the world stores only enough electricity to cover about 1β2 hours of global consumption.
β’ By 2030, storage should rise to supply 2β3 hours of electricityβcrucial for integrating renewable energy and grid stability. Source ChatGPT (which says it is difficult to. Includes mainly pumped hydro
Region
Excellent
Met Standards
Poor
England
64%
92%
8.2%
Europe (EU/EEA)
85%
96%
1.5%
βHow does Scottish bathing water compare to the Rest of Europe?
β ChatGPT 21/07/2025 07:25 AET References can be found there.
Scotland
β’ For the 2025 season, out of 89 sites, 56% are classified as Excellent, 30% Good, 10% Sufficient, and only 3% Poor οΏΌ
π Europe (EEA average)
β’ Across ~22,000 monitored sites, 85% were rated Excellent, and 96% passed the minimum threshold; only 1.5% were Poor οΏΌ.
They are not the same. And, EIONET doesnβt include UK which is not an EEA country or a cooperating country. The reference appears to be for the graphic but is not. And Scotland has been coloured blue on the graphics by hand! So, what ever the truth is, it is not supported by the information given.
Read more widely please!
PEDANT ALERT - It has grown by -0.5% or shrunk by 0.5%... in Q1
Well thatβs a good hour wasted reviewing a random sample of the corpusβ¦
Are also mildly insulting outdated medical terms. There are worse of courseβ¦ I wonβt expand
Idiot, imbecile, lunatic
QALY v wally
post measles disabilities
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As a British/Irish English speaker I donβt think that reference is wholly authoritative. But I would use the plural for a βbunchβ probably because it is a bit ill-defined. Whereas the local council is blah blah
I wonder if someone has researched who has made the diagnosis of a mental health condition prior to any assessment for further support? I feel a mini project beginning⦠[DOI - retired GP]
Most anxiety & depression will have been diagnosed by GPs. Many other conditions will have been diagnosed not by psychiatrists but by psychologists and other mental health people.