The Diagnostic Detective
The Diagnostic DetectiveThe Diagnostic Detective introduces the world of medical tests to people without formal medical training. From the basics, to evaluating the latest medical technology, to advice on talking to your doctor about a test
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Why Screening Programmes (almost) Never Work: A Diagnostic Detective Story
Every good detective story begins with a puzzle that seems obvious at first glance. The victim is lying on the floor, the room is locked, and there are only a few suspects. Surely the answer cannot be far away. Screening programmes have alw...
An Apple a day- does what exactly?
Apple has done it again. Not content with counting our steps, nagging us to stand up, or congratulating us for surviving another brisk walk to the kettle, the Apple Watch has now turned its attention to blood pressure.
Are Smartwatches in healthcare a panacea or a Pandora's box?
Medicine runs on two very different kinds of knowledge, and we’re not always honest about which one we’re using.
Two Scotsmen and the Prostate Cancer Screening Paradox
Sir Chris Hoy is a six-time Olympic cycling champion — a man whose life has been built on marginal gains, early detection of weakness, and relentless optimisation. So when he announced that he had incurable stage-4 prostate cancer at the ag...
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Tom Boyles is an Infectious diseases clinician, author of the book 'How to Request a Test'. He is fascinated by the science (and anti-science) of medical tests
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