Congratulations to former pupil Ross White (2006-2013) who added Oscars success to recent BAFTA glory when ‘An Irish Goodbye’, which he co-wrote and co-directed, secured the ‘Best Live Action Short Film’ accolade at last night’s ceremony - a phenomenal feat - Well done, Ross!
I’ve been seeing a lot of people quoting stats that show more athletes died in the last year than have died in the last 38 years. Is this true? No, let’s chat about it. A 🧵👇🏻
Prof Roberts view here was held almost unanimously within the culture of that first Easter - which is what makes this rapidly spreading new belief and the explosion of the church all the more incredible and worth investigating for yourself. #HappyEaster
Extremely grateful for the staff of Princess of Wales Hospital putting on this Unofficial (socially distant) Graduation for us!
A fantastic way to end my 5 years in Cardiff and celebrate becoming a doctor. @… https://t.co/8frvDDPpQV
Around 450 people a day die of cancer in the UK.
Any fatality from cancer, coronavirus or any illness is tragic, but we've become so obsessed with the fight against Coronavirus we've neglected these other patients.
This simply has to change or it will cost countless more lives.
Getting out of lockdown was always going to be harder than getting into it.
They key ingredient to all of this is personal responsibility.
The Gov can't police everyone. If we want to keep easing out of the lockdown, we all need to continue using some common sense.
At the start of the lockdown many were concerned about bars closing, no hairdressers, schools shut.
Now it seems people just want to see their loved ones - we won't take that for granted again!
Hopefully one small positive to come out of this.
I’ve heard my ED colleagues ask “where did all the non-COVID diseases go?” Answer: they are still there. The strokes, heart failure exacerbation, PEs, etc—are still there. They are happening to people, such as my elderly patients—but you aren’t seeing them. Why? 1/5 #MedTwitter
“Before we can begin to see the cross as something done FOR us (leading us to faith and worship), we have to see it as something done BY us (leading us to repentance).- John Stott #wereyouthere
The most dramatic restrictions on our freedom of movement in modern history, outside of the world wars, has been ordered by @BorisJohnson. Important details attached
“We have not forgotten about you.”
This is an open letter from Dr Matt Morgan, a consultant in intensive care medicine at Cardiff & Vale University Health Board, to the elderly, frail, vulnerable, or those with serious underlying health conditions, during the Covid-19 outbreak.