New post!

There was a lot of innovation in medicine and biomedical research this year, and I've tried to summarize the biggest ones in this blogpost.

Medical breakthroughs in 2025. Plus a serious note at the end.
www.scientificdiscovery.dev/p/medical-br...

Outstanding, deeply moving, profile of Keir Starmer by @tommctague.bsky.social

One of the most brilliant pieces of journalism I've read.

www.newstatesman.com/politics/202...

AI use is ubiquitous & leads to performance gains at the individual level that are not passed on to organizations.

In a representative survey of US workers, 43.2% now use generative AI at work. Those who do use it for 1/3 of their weekly tasks & report a tripling of productivity on those tasks.

This is a tremendous website, I highly recommend a scroll.

The Deep Sea

Here's a fun fact from the site.

neal.fun/deep-sea/

The victorious senators having departed, Caesar suddenly opens his eyes! He sits up, and pulls back the upper part of his toga to reveal... a stab-proof vest. Marty gasps; Caesar grins and produces Marty's years-old letter, torn up and taped back together, warning him to "Beware the Ides of March"

So what does the audience think now...? I guess there are no easy answers! #NTSummit

People at the current #NTSummit session on the GP partnership model might be interested in this @nhsconfed.org report on the future of primary care out last week.

www.nhsconfed.org/publications...