Calling Zelensky a “Dictator” must be where the line is drawn.
It is my sincere hope that the whole political spectrum in the United Kingdom will speak with one voice in opposition to Trump’s lies.
I wish the incoming government would review the massive proliferation of statutory bodies which inspect, monitor, regulate and investigate health care staff. Yet not a single one to address their emotional and well being needs.
The Common torpedo is a species of electric ray that can generate up to 200 volts. In 1773, John Hunter researched the torpedo ray, publishing an article in 'Philosophical Transactions'. The abdomen of this specimen was dissected by Hunter to show the absorption of the yolk sac.
Limited Time Offer: Save 50% on the "Break Free from Maternal Anxiety: A Self-Help Guide for Pregnancy, Birth and the First Postnatal Year" audiobook. Offer ends 04/11 @DrFionaCh, Victoria Bream, and @CathGreenLab https://t.co/1gjRyjdPCf
Amazing news! Stephen J. Challacombe Named Recipient of the 2024 IADR Gold Medal. Professor Challacombe is a world leader in oral and craniofacial science, notably the immunology and microbiology of mucosal conditions. Congratulations! @KingsCollegeLon 👏
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Early spring flowers like primrose, crocuses, daffodil & snowdrops are a welcome sight for many pollinators as they start to emerge. 🌻🐞🌷
They're an important energy source for pollinators, providing nectar early in the season.
#Wildflowers#PLT#london
We were delighted to welcome @PenguinsAC to our office today. They're long-standing supporters of The Urology Foundation and our work. We’re looking forward to working with them in 2024 to improve the quality of life and outcomes for people experiencing #urology cancers
Specimens in Focus 🔍
Rows of shark teeth!
These are pieces of jaw from a great white shark, the world's largest predatory fish.
Sharks have rows of biting teeth – with even more forming behind, gradually moving forward to replace teeth that fall out.
Specimens in Focus 🔍
Nine-banded armadillo fetus, nearly fully developed, dating from 1760 to 1793.
Nine-banded armadillos are from North, Central and South America. Adults have an armour like shell, however they are born with soft shells that gradually grow stronger.
We're looking for nominations for the King's Sport Hall of Fame. If you know any person or sports club that should be recognised, please send your nominations here: https://t.co/tbLCZWQHi2
What does an autopsy actually involve? Find out at 'Living Autopsy'
📅9th Nov
📷19:00–20:30
With the help of a live model and a set of autopsy instruments, Dr Suzy Lishman @ilovepathology describes how pathologists examine the body
Book now!
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STARTS TOMORROW
Drawing Discoveries: Half term family art activities
Discover more about the Natural world through the sense of touch
Tuesday 24th October, Wednesday 25th October, Thursday 26th October and Saturday 28th October
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#Nominations needed: After a very successful inaugural King's Sport Hall of Fame, we are holding this event again May 2024. 3 categories: significant sporting achievement, commitment to sport & sporting clubs. Inc ones like martial arts, tennis, equestrian sport. @Team_KingsSport
Please look at this. It's time to turn the tide on things that take doctors away from worthwhile activity. Let's stop pretending and let's call it out.
Let's make the most of our time | The Bulletin of the Royal College of Surgeons of England https://t.co/Occi1E54vB
@KCLalumni Lovely to be reminded of the origins of the KCL Alumni Association which is still 'going strong' (even without New Years parties). KCLA address on November 16th