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Surgical consent in the COVID era – navigating greater uncertainty
by Mark Hughes
The COVID pandemic continues to have a dreadful human impact, both through direct morbidity and mortality but also due to increasing economic st...
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The end of the beginning? Time for innovation
by Mark Hughes
In the UK, the lockdown continues. There is a growing realisation that disruption to both normal life and healthcare systems is likely to continu...
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Translational medicine needs engaged surgeons, and vice versa
by Mark Hughes
The need for surgical innovation is no less pressing now than when humanity first learned to make a knife and, soon after, made its first surgical...
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The call of the wild: biomimicry and surgical innovation
by Mark Hughes
Surgeons spend hours in the confines of small and sterile spaces: hospitals, clinic rooms, operating theatres, and body cavities. There is a lot...
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