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April 9, 2022
The doctor-patient relationship is the heart of medicine, and physicians have suffered moral injury from the demise of relational medicine. Restoring this balance will provide us the energy and conviction to improve our charge to society.
April 8, 2022
Brande, Denmark-based aquafeed supplier BioMar has acquired AQ1 Systems, a maker of acoustic feeding technology for the shrimp-farming industry.
March 22, 2022
The big four consulting firms face a range of court actions over their auditing and advisory work. This list was last updated March 22, 2022 with details of investors in collapsed construction company Hastie suing Deloitte over its audit work.
March 14, 2022
‘People Make Glasgow’ is a strapline that’s become synonymous with the city, equally captivating to ‘Weegies’ as much as the tourists splashing through its dreich streets. The Drum caught up with Tangent, the campaign’s creator, to learn what the agency will be up to next.
March 13, 2022
A MAJOR breakthrough has been achieved for the survivors of the tragic stabbings in a Glasgow hotel two years ago.
February 28, 2022
David Whyte and Andrew Stevenson set up Tangent Graphic in 2005 so they could do things their own way
February 28, 2022
The award-winning creative studio behind the iconic ‘People Make Glasgow’ brand is now putting its skills towards tackling two of the biggest issues facing the city – homelessness and sustainability.
February 12, 2022
The Golden Girls showed us what matters: friendship, integrity, loyalty and facing new frontiers even if that means ending up in jail, or raising a 300-pound pot-bellied pig named Baby.
February 11, 2022
To address the imminent ecological threat responsibly, we need economic and political policies grounded in humanity.
February 8, 2022
In this narrative medicine essay, a physician describes how walking away from her medical career path was as much of an act of courage as her decision to pursue