🔥The 9th Round of Easy Loan, Earn $40 Reward is in progress❗️ ⏰ Promotion Period: January 15th - Feburary 15th, 2025 👉 Register now and check more details at gate.io/campaigns/358

Ed Davey opposes the assisted suicide Bill: "One of my big concerns is the psychological pressure on people who are terminally ill, or disabled, or elderly that they are a burden on others".

Thank you for all you have done over the last few months danny regarding this awful Bill. You have stood up for the elderly, the disabled, the vulnerable, the sick. We cannot pass this Bill, in its current form, at this speed, with so much fallacy to it.

Well done to my sister Anja Saso on her excellent RCT just published in The Lancet Infectious Diseases looking at effect of #pertussis vaccine in pregnancy Huge amount of work at MRC Unit The Gambia at LSHTM 🇬🇲 Proud brother! thelancet.com/journals/lanin…

Those MPs who voted to give this Bill a Second Reading, on condition that strong safeguards would be added to protect the vulnerable, should now do the right thing and join Wes Streeting in opposing its enactment. Lives are at stake.

Kim Leadbeater faces accusations of misleading MPs after she claimed “new data” showed “support for assisted dying remains high and stable following second reading”. Leadbeater did not disclose that the data actually came from before MPs voted on assisted suicide at Second

Well done Jonathan Haidt on all you have done

Brain rot is real, hitting adults too. Two recent articles show that.... 1) When our phones got smart, we got dumber: ft.com/content/a8016c… 2) When people are randomly assigned to make their smartphones dumb, they get smarter academic.oup.com/pnasnexus/arti…

We are now at the tipping point on smartphones and social media. The Guardian and Bloomberg both have essays today describing how we got here: theguardian.com/world/2025/apr… bloomberg.com/opinion/articl…

Observer chief leader writer Sonia Sodha: "Do we really want to live in a society in which a depressed 19-year-old diagnosed with terminal cancer can kill himself with medical assistance, and his parents only find out afterwards?"

Only two days to go. Still spaces for the Oncofertility Symposium at Metabolism, Digestion & Reproduction Imperial College London If working or studying in the areas of #Reproductive Medicine, Gynaecological #Cancer and #Surgery, and #Obstetrics, please do attend bgcs.org.uk/event/oncofert…

Good to talk with Dr Srdjan Saso about ultrasound, IOTA and research culture ISUOG [email protected] open.spotify.com/episode/4PSmGZ…

Important and hopefully huge intervention

💥Kim Leadbeater has suffered her first defeat. Her willingness to allow doctors to raise assisted suicide with under 18s shows her true colours and where the Bill's architects want things to go eventually. If MPs don't want this, they must reject the Bill outright next week.

If this particular #AssistedDying Bill is voted through, there will be a public inquiry into failings within 5-10 ys. I have therefore kept notes of all correspondence with Government & MPs, so that there can't be doubt abt what they did & did not know now &what they let through

My article in The Guardian as MPs in Westminster prepare for the final decisive votes this Friday on one of the most consequential laws of our generation theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

One thing I have learnt from some years in politics, victory or defeat are rarely final. So you keep on fighting.

What on earth? “College Board, which does the SAT, cut "reading passages from 500-750 words all the way down to 25-150 words, or the length of a social-media post, with one question per passage," writes Torres. The test eliminated material, including “passages in the U.S.

An excellent first day at #RCOG2025 - inspiring President address, brilliant AEPU session and grateful for the opportunity to present our work on early pregnancy and machine learning Professor Tom Bourne Dr Srdjan Saso RoyalCollegeObsGyn Early Pregnancy Unit Imperial College London