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Book: Last week I read The Formula for Better Health by Tom Frieden. Tom was head of the Centers for Disease Control under Barack Obama (most famously overseeing the response to Ebola), and health commissioner in New York City under Michael...
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Last week the Conservative policy research Iain Mansfield made a provocative argument:
“The state needs to just get completely out of the international development business….there's simply no cause for...
Book (1): Last week, I read Love Machines by James Muldoon, a book about how AI is changing relationships, with chapters on companionship, sex, mental health and grief. For a while, I’ve thought this is one of the most significant and under...
Book: Last week I read Live Forever? by John S Tregoning, a guide to the most common sources of death in Western societies, non-communicable diseases like heart disease, cancer, diabetes, dementia. Despite the morbid subject matter, its a b...
Book: Last week I read Escape by Marie Le Conte. I think I have encountered Marie once IRL, before I had ever spoken to her. It was Tory party conference, I saw her and thought “there’s that Marie Le Conte off the internet”. If that happene...
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10 years working for UK think tanks and in government, now I try to find ways to do the most good with philanthropic money. But this is mostly where I try to make sense of British politics.
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