David Preece

@DGPreece

Pharmacist with a passion for all things European. Loves travelling and exploring the world. A midlander working in the North and enjoying the pies!

York, England
Joined December 2011
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    Sep 7

    Warning of 'huge extra cost' to NHS after bipolar drug Priadel is discontinued from

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    Sep 7

    Breaking: UK coronavirus rate rises above Government's own quarantine limit for foreign countries

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    Sep 7

    Brexit is damaging enough. Any move by Mr Johnson to undermine the Withdrawal Agreement would have painful implications for the UK's global reputation & do great damage to EU & UK citizens alike. I hope he will recommit to the obligations he has made under international law. 🇪🇺🇬🇧

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    Sep 7

    I trust the British government to implement the Withdrawal Agreement, an obligation under international law & prerequisite for any future partnership. Protocol on Ireland/Northern Ireland is essential to protect peace and stability on the island & integrity of the single market.

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  5. Sep 7

    I like what he says but can we believe that words will become action and truly support community pharmacy as an asset of primary care.

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    Pharmacists are the front door to the NHS in the community. I want a deal with pharmacies where we offer more NHS services to be delivered in pharmacies, & we will pay people for that.
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    Sep 6

    The consequence of Johnson’s latest desperate manoeuvre would be a hard border in Ireland and a fundamental breach of the Good Friday Agreement - an act of reckless irresponsibility without precedent in modern British government

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    Sep 7

    52% of us voted for £350m a week for the NHS, to save payments to the EU, and the easiest deal in history. The £350m never arrived, so NHS is short £74bn. The cost of Brexit so far is larger than our entire 47 year EU payments. The deal is dead. And just 34% still want Brexit.

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    Sep 5

    European pharmacists - please help us shape the roadmap by completing this short survey to help the launch

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    Sep 4

    Johnson sold Brexit to the public on the promise of an "oven ready deal", but all we see is a recipe for chaos. Unsurprising a huge majority of British want to rejoin & support for the EU grows across 🇪🇺

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    Sep 3

    Priadel exposé: Essential Pharma hiked bipolar drug price by 2,600%

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  11. Sep 3

    - Great episode!

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  12. Sep 3

    For those that don't realise why they may not be friends...

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  13. Sep 3

    Just seen this - cracking up laughing. Pre covid, pre Japan World Cup. Love rugby - but it can be rough. Stays on the pitch and then go for a beer afterwards.

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    Sep 2

    Check out this upsetting example:

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    Sep 2

    What’s your scientific pet peeve? Mine: when “there is no evidence” is used to mean “no rigorous studies prove.” The funniest example I’ve seen: “there is no evidence polyamorous partnerships exist.” Of course, by that standard, there is also “no evidence” that YOU exist.

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    Aug 31

    We appreciate and respect the thousands of NHS pharmacists across the UK Please RT if you do too

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    Aug 25

    Every so often I think about Brexit, and each time I do I realise again that there is nothing about it that's good. Every single thing about it is bad, destructive, poisonous, and beneficial only to enemies like Putin and Trump and traitors like Johnson.

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  18. Aug 25

    Interesting - single check?

    Medication double-checking policies may no longer be fit-for-purpose in modern clinical settings, say and colleagues:
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    Aug 23

    Side effects listed as allergies is one of the most annoying things

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    Aug 23

    The head of the United States Food and Drug Administration (!) does not understand the difference between relative and absolute risk reduction -- a basic, fundamental concept in medicine, statistics and clinical trial interpretation. It just gets worse and worse.😢

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    "A 35 percent improvement in survival is a pretty substantial clinical benefit," FDA Commissioner said in relation to the convalescent plasma emergency use authorization issued today.
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