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People affected by leprosy in India face stigma reinforced by cruel colonial law | Amrit Dhillon: A draft bill aims to repeal

2015-11-10 19:44:28

People affected by leprosy in India face stigma reinforced by cruel colonial law | Amrit Dhillon: A draft bill aims to repeal laws that enshrine prejudice and discrimination against people with leprosy, including one that makes the disease grounds for divorce
Source: theguardian.com

Harvard Project Aims To Put Every Court Decision Online, For Free - Slashdot

2015-10-31 20:46:23

Harvard Project Aims To Put Every Court Decision Online, For Free - Slashdot
Source: slashdot.org

The Crowdsourcing Site That Wants to Pool Our Genomes: A new non-profit site aims to open up genetic data for scientific

2015-10-15 00:29:44

The Crowdsourcing Site That Wants to Pool Our Genomes: A new non-profit site aims to open up genetic data for scientific research.
Source: theatlantic.com

Four doctors respond to claims of self-entitlement over the right to strike: For junior doctors (up to the age of 35 on

2015-10-11 14:42:46

Four doctors respond to claims of self-entitlement over the right to strike: For junior doctors (up to the age of 35 on average) the NHS is a single-monopoly employer. Australia offers three times the salary, lower living costs and, crucially, equivalent training to consultant level that is recognised...
Source: independent.co.uk

Facebook Takes a Step Into Education Software reports the New York Times.

2015-09-30 01:23:33

Facebook Takes a Step Into Education Software reports the New York Times.
Source: nytimes.com

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Welcome to my blog. I'm a physician, educationalist, entrepreneur, digital innovator, and medical affairs professional. Coder and founder OutcomesEngine.com. This is also the home of The Crap Artist (Official) blog posts. Dr Dean Jenkins FRCP.

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