John Dee's Almanac
John DeeA former NHS Head of Department (Clinical Audit) and applied statistician who specialised in assessment of clinical outcomes at a major UK teaching hospital puts down the pruning shears to explore the story of human health as seen through numbers.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium |
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| Publishes | Weekly | Issues | 366 |
| Subscribers | Read | jdee.substack.com |
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A former G7 UK government scientist and one-time NHS 'suit' who, being an applied statistician, simply can't resist crunching numbers for breakfast each day.
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