Aurora top 20 - February 2010

Aurora top 20 - February 2010

Posted on 04. Mar, 2010 by Alchemist.

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Well, what a miserable month for weather February’s been! With snow blizzards causing chaos for drivers across the country, and the apparent monsoon season we’ve seen over the past week or so, we at Aurora are certainly looking forward to the arrival of Spring. At least we had an excuse to indulge in a pancake [...]

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Naps not nappies

Naps not nappies

Posted on 02. Mar, 2010 by PR Mum.

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I re-discovered sleep during the half term holidays, as the rotters were handed over to their grandparents during a hostage transfer at a Little Chef service station. They got to enjoy a week in the country with their much-loved grandparents and we got a week off from being parents; free to go out and sleep [...]

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Bacon on test

Bacon on test

Posted on 18. Feb, 2010 by phaedrus.

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As someone who often resorts to the easy, timesaving and gratifying (if unhealthy) breakfast solution of the local cafe fried bacon and egg sandwich, I have decided to justify this little vice by turning it into a scientific study designed to improve public welfare. If, at the very least, I make myself sick of this [...]

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How Confident Are You?

How Confident Are You?

Posted on 12. Feb, 2010 by chiantichiara.

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A man I’ve never met before walks into a bar and says to me, “I bet I can guess when your birthday is.” Now I’m not much of a gambler, but bearing in mind he’s only got a 1 in 365 chance of getting it right, I might wager £10 that he can’t do it. [...]

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Aurora top 20 - January 2010

Aurora top 20 - January 2010

Posted on 05. Feb, 2010 by phaedrus.

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Happy belated new decade! While the top 20 had a Christmas break, our little elves were still busy reading all the health news and analysing the data, so here is the first top 20 analysis of the year. If you want to view the full newsletter, click here.
The chart for January has seen some interesting [...]

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No shortcuts

No shortcuts

Posted on 29. Jan, 2010 by Claire.

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As usual for this time of year, I am trying to lose weight. I don’t like to call it a New Year’s resolution but something about a new year makes me want to start working on my new, healthier lifestyle. I’ll admit I have found it difficult this month. My stomach might feel empty but [...]

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Social media with a conscience

Social media with a conscience

Posted on 27. Jan, 2010 by Handbaglady.

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The response to the Help Haiti appeal has been a truly global phenomenon – the help, money and support for the stricken country has flooded in from all around the world. Nobody could fail to be moved by the media images including stories of hope and human endurance which have flashed onto our television screens [...]

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2010 starts with global growth: GLOBALHealthPR expands Eurasia presence

2010 starts with global growth: GLOBALHealthPR expands Eurasia presence

Posted on 04. Jan, 2010 by Handbaglady.

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Further to last year’s new additions, Aurora’s international network, GLOBALHealthPR, the largest independent public relations organisation dedicated exclusively to health and medical communications worldwide, has announced a further expansion, this time in Eurasia by welcoming Optimum Brand in Turkey (www.optimumbrand.com) and Mediamedic Communications (www.mediamedichealth.com) in India.
With both Optimum Brand and Mediamedic, GLOBALHealthPR amplifies its level [...]

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A Christmas Whine

A Christmas Whine

Posted on 21. Dec, 2009 by phaedrus.

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As a healthcare communicator and tireless health news media monitor, I have developed a thick skin in response to some health, medical, pharma and science reporting, and an ability to cancel out Sunday’s “coffee gives you cancer” story with Monday’s “coffee cures your cancer” story, happily believing, on Tuesday, that coffee and cancer have no [...]

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Please sir, I want some more

Please sir, I want some more

Posted on 14. Dec, 2009 by neilcrump.

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In Charles Dickens’s second novel his plucky young orphan hero Oliver Twist tells the workhouse Master, bowl in hand, that he wants “some more”.  The incredulous Master exclaims “What?” and Oliver repeats his opener: “Please sir, I want some more”.  As we all know from the story, all hell breaks loose and poor Oliver ends [...]

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