The science and sociology of 'Labelling'

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On-Label Off-Label	On-Label Off-Label
On-Label Off-Label	On-Label Off-Label

My source:
Hannah Kuchler, Nick Verbitsky, Tom Jennings, Shaun Connaire, Opiods sales chief admits to lacking morals, FT Weekend, 25-26 January, 2020, p.13. (additional reporting: Annie Wong, Rebecca Blandon).

'Dumping': Waste and Ethics?

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Individual: general literacy health literacy economic literacy ... ... Individual: morality, values, integrity ...	"South Africa's Northern Cape is one of the most ethnographically unique locations on Earth. It is home to the San people, a nomadic hunter-gatherer group that carries some of the oldest human DNA." p.90.
The SAN people "Our knowledge has been taken by clever people who come and tempt us -	TRUST Project 'National' ethics standards -  with 10 rand or five rand." p.90.

The Centre for Professional Ethics, UCLAN.

Perryer, S. Foreign Bodies, The New Economy, Spring/Summer 2019, pp.90-93.

Knowles, T. Ancestry firm uses DNA of customers to develop drug. The Times, January 14th, 2020. p.4.

Books: [ Gold Fever ]

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The Drugs That Changed Our Minds	Natural Causes
Too Many Pills	GOLD FEVER

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Cured of what we suffered from

And sufferin' from the cure ...

Gold Fever, lyric

My sources:

The Drugs that Changed Our Minds and Natural Causes, Sunday Times, 25 March & 1 April 2018
Too Many Pills, FT Weekend, 26-27 May 2018

FROM: Worry TO: Funding & Policy (What lies in-between?)

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real WORRY	BBC Inside Science Fighting Antimicrobial Resistance
BBC In Our Time Penicillin	POLICY - FUNDING

Acknowledgement:
BBC Radio 4

Drupal ScienceCamp Cambridge 20-21st Jan 2012

Two weeks ago Drupal ScienceCamp was a great success thanks to the organisers and sponsors. There were about 60 attendees with a European flavour too. Being a Science Park we had to circumvent the fence, the alternate access gates closed over the weekend. The three of us who left the hotel soon became six ... as we walked around to the very smart venue - Napp Pharmaceuticals Limited.

On the Saturday I attended sessions on responsive design, Drupal modules, Less CSS (at this point I wish I could have split in two Drupal search and Solr Wizardry had very positive comments), From flipcharts to Drupal Features, and Migration, upgrading and moving house. All very helpful.

Sunday was spontaneously self-organising. People offered to deliver sessions and meetings in a BoF - birds of a feather format, others requested the things they were seeking. Whether a sign of my time in Drupal [v. 4.7], or possibly Drupal's ever increasing diffusion or both; seven of us gathered around mental health and disability.
More on this to follow.  ...