Transplanting the testes and pituitary gland of a social outcast into a dog is the theme of a new opera …
I recently attended the first meeting of the MedComms Forum in Oxford. The venue of the Natural History Museum was …
I recently attended the first meeting of the MedComms Forum in Oxford. The venue of the Natural History Museum was …
Since spring I have been dealing with a team of builders who have missed every deadline possible, to the extent …
In a recent conversation with the head of an international group of medical agencies, I was somewhat surprised to hear …
In the 1990s we were informed by TV commercials with slick voice-overs and a backdrop of huge traffic jams, that …
The election is now over and rather than the damp squib that I foresaw, it feels like something new and …
The UK general election is now over and as we stayed up to watch the count, or woke on the …
Legal systems can raise interesting philosophical points sometimes.At the time of writing, the UK is in the throws of a …
In recent months, some in the UK have been questioning just how difficult is it to resist the normalisation of …
We live in a world where people seem to have developed a strange obsession with numbers.I am still baffled at …
As John Maynard Keynes said: “The long term doesn’t matter very much, because in the long run, we are all …
A few years ago I met someone who worked at a car factory and he described in detail how the …
As a young advertising account exec in the early nineties I was once told not to concern myself with any …