Dr Tom Porter

Jesus

Dip-bro-blacy

(Needs work, sorry)

Absolutely. He just barged in, introduced all kinds of bizarre moral rhetoric. And trump, clearly just enamoured by Vance, ate up the script. Vance like the weedy bully at school whispering 'he's saying you're stupid' in the ear of the big bully he uses as muscle

And pushing people to claim pip

“Suite in the 18th Century Style (Siciliano)” by Frank Merrick #nowplaying #radio3

And the Reed guy pontificating about GPs. Same framing as 50 years ago

Plenty of bloodletting and received thinking on bbc r4 today

If you are interested in disability & development, Light for the World have published their Strategy 2030 today. Have a look at www.light-for-the-world org/publications/light-for-the-world-strategy-2030/

Image shows the health inequalities gap declining from 1920 to about 1980 and then increasing again through to today. It is a u-shaped curve.

The U-Shaped Curve of Health Inequalities journals.sagepub.com/doi/pdf/10.1...

Any medals?

Fixing human rights protection in health and social care It’s been a while… sorry! The Mental Health Bill 2024 is now before Parliament, its second reading is on Monday 25th November, and Parliamentarians will be able to discuss it and table …

A recent court ruling has left gaps in human rights protection for adults and children in health and social care settings. Here's how Parliament could fix it thesmallplaces.wordpress.com/2024/11/22/f... c

This is great, thanks! Add me if possible

Gorgeous

Inquiry into DWP’s safeguarding of vulnerable benefits claimants reopened - Committees - UK Parliament An inquiry into how vulnerable claimants for benefits including Universal Credit can be better safeguarded by the Department for Work and Pensions, has been reopened by MPs on the cross-party Work and...

Good to see this important committee inquiry reopen. Complex, but DWP must have statutory safeguarding duties.

committees.parliament.uk/committee/16...

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Between epistemic injustice and therapeutic jurisprudence: Coronial processes involving families of autistic people, people with learning disabilities and/or mental ill health Understanding how and why someone dies unexpectedly is key to bereaved family members. The coronial process in England investigates instances where the cause of death is unknown, violent or unnatural...

Remarkable paper full of insights

onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10....

I've started an extremely baby starter pack for medical sociology. Please help me expand it! go.bsky.app/KrqLzcR

On coffee tables across the States. That version is so accessible, compelling. The power of ideas...

Published in the reader's digest, same year

Yes please, may I be added?

Great project for medical sociology folk

If you don't already follow dr Jay, you must!

Fashionably late? Let's go with fashionably late...

That's how the rest of us felt at the time...