1. Medicine is rapidly becoming an expensive hobby- working class people can no longer afford to become doctors given the poor salaries and huge debts on graduation.
I am the son of immigrants - I couldn't speak English until i was 5-i was born/ brought up in longsight, Manchester- in the top 3% of the most deprived areas in England.
The first time I was going to meet Dr. Brugada in person I took a printout of a Brugada Syndrome ECG for him to sign so I could frame it. He graciously signed it “this is ST elevation MI not Brugada syndrome - Josep Brugada”. I framed it. #embarassingmoments
We are advising that patients should NOT stop ACE inhibitors, AR Blockers or sacubitrill\valsartan during the COVID-19 outbreak unless there are other good clinical reasons for doing so. This is in line with other UK and European guidance.
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Great #healthcarescience event at @NHSGGC today, including where next for the HCS National Delivery Plan from @Karenmstew - & do we need a HCS national workforce plan? Yes please! @ScottishHCS @ruthiedh
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When liberals talk about how good a society is because of "social mobility", they are essentially saying that it's fine and good if dire poverty exists next to extreme wealth, as long as who is in what group is somewhat randomized.
Really looking forward to the “Ensuring Success with Heart Failure” conference, 29th January 2020 @rcpsglasgow#heartfailurehubscotland
Line-up includes Prof John McMurray discussing “DAPA HF - results and implications for service”
Register at https://t.co/kLZnQcwXYk