My Life Films would like to invite all health journalists to the upcoming screening of the The Memory Team. The Memory Team is an 8 part documentary series broadcast on…
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Have you got what it takes to win the MJA Christmas Quiz? Last year it was a tightly contested battle with the freelance all-stars Sparkles and Spoons successfully navigating the…
Even a picture tells a story — that’s the focus for our meeting on October 15. A picture paints a thousand words – particularly if it’s an interactive graphic that…
Now that the Assisted Dying Bill has been roundly rejected by Parliament, is the whole issue finally past its sell-by date? This crunch question got the MJA’s post-AGM ‘brains trust’…
It’s unusual, some might say unprecedented, for the opening press briefing of a medical conference to focus on a fairytale, myth and a love story, but our recent ERA-EDTA curtain-raiser…
One million people in the UK have chronic kidney disease (CKD), but don’t realise it. The implications for the NHS and the health news agenda are huge — so don’t miss…
“Running away and being frightened by a catastrophe isn’t panic — it’s survival,” says Professor Richard Williams, an international authority on the psycho-social aspects of disaster. He was one of…
Sparkles and spoons — Sue Murray, Nicola Hill, Dr Alan Maryon-Davis, guest Nick Samuels (Director of Communications at Foundation Trust Network), Pat Hagan and Jane Symons successfully navigated the periodic…
Does privatisation deliver the Apple technology with John Lewis service, or is the reality more Microsoft and Ryanair? That was the question million pound MJA member Sue Lyon put to Richard Smith…
The Researching Far East POW History Group (RFH) is holding its 5th research conference on Sunday June 7, 2015 at the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine (LSTM). RFH was established in 2005 with…
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