Well that was a turn up for the books. At first I thought it was a spoof email. It was from a lady who organises training days for GPs in one particular part of the country. It was asking if I had any 'flyers' for my book and if I did could she have some to...
I'll try to keep this brief! I suppose the most significant development relates to the size of the Pernicious Anaemia Society. We continue to grow by 2.4 members per day though I've just checked and yesterday we had four new members. As the membership grows so too...
I want you to stay with me while I reflect on a news story from the UK. It appears that so-called Legal Highs, or, more correctly New Psychoactive Substances are a major problem in the prison population. So big is this problem that it is damaging local ambulance...
The round table lunch hosted by the PA Society for clinicians, researchers and academics associated with the society took place on Wednesday at the Royal Society for Medicine. It was an even bigger success than last year's event. It's amazing to see how the...
Tomorrow I'll be travelling to London to the annual Christmas Round Table Lunch hosted by the Pernicious Anaemia Society. The guests are all Researchers who have links with the society. It is an extremely popular event with 12 eminent scientists attending. It...
I'm back from the City of Dreaming Spires and dreadful traffic congestion. I had a two hour meeting with a Professor and one of his colleagues about the problems we, as patients, face in getting treated well. Prof Y and his colleagues have long been fascinated by...
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