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Will a robot look after you one day?

June 17, 2019 Written by Humanity , New Technologies

This is not a theoretical question. Robots are already widely used as ‘carers’ in Japan, the UK has a rapidly ageing population, an average of 900 care workers per day are leaving the profession due to low wages and tough conditions and there is a severe […]

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How to live longer, healthier and happier

June 18, 2018 Written by Humanity , Personal Health

It would be hard to have missed some of the recent glut of news articles on the importance of physical activity for health and wellbeing.  The latest official government press release this week, from Public Health England in partnership with the Royal College of General […]

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Seeing the Person behind the disability

August 17, 2017 Written by Humanity , Society

Late in June, the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) abolished the role of Disability Commissioner. This happened 36 hours before Lord Shinkwin, newly appointed to the role, was due to hold his first board meeting. Shinkwin explains that EHRC’s chair, David Isaac, had declared […]

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Ideology or evidence? The battle over presumed consent to organ donation

August 1, 2017 Written by Humanity , Society

  The debate about changing the law on organ donation is one of a number of controversial issues where I believe that we are increasingly seeing the triumph of ideology over evidence. A campaign to introduce ‘presumed consent’ to organ donation on death has been […]

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Charlie Gard: Emotion has trumped trust in today’s society, but parents and professionals can work together

July 27, 2017 Written by End of Life , Humanity , Society

  The tragic case of Charlie Gard, and the desperate efforts of his parents Connie Yates and Chris Gard to do everything to give him a chance of life have gripped the national and international media.  The case raises profound and troubling questions about the […]