No, it's not. It's all a lie. The blunt truth is across the 1991, 2001, 2011 and 2021 Census *every* ethnic group in the UK has become *less* geographically segregated and *all* groups, majority and minorities, are more likely to interact with people not like them.

In memoriam...

The government shutdown is going to affect the MEDLINE component of all the platforms that hold MEDLINE, right?

#medlibs

Here I am in March 2020 wearing the PPE that was available at the time for frontline services about to see an influx of extremely sick people with SARS-CoV-2 now known as COVID-19.

I watched many die.
Colleagues died.

Michelle Mone should be in jail.
And she should only be the first on a long list

💔

Warren Street, Stockport, painting by Arthur Delaney (1927-87). #NorthernArt

In honor of National Poetry Day, the greatest parody rewrite of all time:

To celebrate October's National Medical Librarians Month, we will be sharing some of our favorite #MLAUXCaucus Database Tips blog posts every day this month! Tip #1: Bulk export from Google Scholar #medlibs #ExpertSearching #SystematicReviews
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Expert question: When did the Europeans started stamping (library stamps) into library collections? In other words: who knows the oldest library stamp? And did non-European libraries did this stamping too? #bookhistory

North East Bylines have just published their 5000th article!! 🎉🎉🎉

Congratulations NEB! A very apt way to celebrate too:

Love over hate: Newcastle unites at Grey’s Monument
"We don’t need to be reminded of where we live, that’s what a football strip is for"

northeastbylines.co.uk/news/politic...

What happens after evidence is generated/published/disseminated?🤔

For 5+ years I’ve worked with JBI’s global evidence network to publish impact stories — powerful narratives of evidence driving real change

📖 Read more in my latest #WorldEBHCDay blog: worldebhcday.org/blog/2025/im...

#Storytelling

I was thinking the same thing when Alan said he’d never seen such bad behaviour. “What? Not even when Alice turned up pissed at the christening?” #TheArchers

Woke up, put the light on and the first thing I saw was this. #Caturday

Look at my fabulous colleagues! Such a great team of people 🙂

New polling in the Telegraph. Despite all the talk from Musk and Robinson about young people turning to Reform, it’s just the usual pack of lies.

Read on for the Telegraph’s headline accompanying the piece.

Or, well-known Manchester lady who founded an amazing library ! www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

Reasons to be cheerful? I hope so, but it’s the hope that gets you, every time.

In a new blog post, YHEC Director of Pharmaceutical Consulting, Stuart Mealing, outlines the challenges in demonstrating value for rare disease therapies: sites.google.com/york.ac.uk/y...

Contact us for help with your project: yhec.co.uk/contact-us/

#RareDiseases #HealthTechnologyAssessment #HTA

The scheme making millions for the homeless and keeping waste out of landfill in Trafford
northwestbylines.co.uk/environment/...

Not long to go to our two day training on Network Meta-Analysis. I’ll be talking about how to search for studies and what to do if you don’t know about all of the comparators you need to include. Join us!

If you're one of the 10 people in my feed who haven't read Vimes' Boot Theory, today's your lucky day 👇

Stay up-to-date with the latest trends in health economics and outcomes research.

The new issue of the YHEC newsletter is out now.

Find our recent publications, training opportunities and more!
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#HealthEconomics #Research

The journey of developing and getting rare disease therapies to market is challenging.

In our latest blog, YHEC Project Director Andria Joseph explores a crucial piece of the puzzle: Patient-Reported Outcomes (PROs). Read the full post: sites.google.com/york.ac.uk/y...

20 years ago, the WHO published a pair of reports estimating the number of annual deaths attributable to climate change. I was fascinated to learn that there have been few attempts since to revisit this fundamental question about the impact of global warming on humanity -- until now. The story: