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WHILE CULTURAL AND GEOPOLITICAL EXPLANATIONS are often invoked, much of
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Jonathan Stanley
Jonathan Stanley
Dr Jonathan Stanley has worked in a variety of frontline NHS positions in the UK since qualifying as a surgeon thirteen years ago.
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GEORGE ORWELL UNDERSTOOD that institutions often develop a life of
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FOR YEARS SCOTLAND HAS PURSUED the merger of health and