retired neurologist and writer
glasgow
Joined October 2020
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Great to have been involved. Well done all
ian bone retweeted
Fantastic evening hosting the premiere of ‘The Boy from Bute’ documentary at our College.
The documentary shares the story of Sir William Macewen, a surgical genius who achieved the world’s first successful brain tumour removal.
Thank you to all involved in creating the film!
ian bone retweeted
New on The Neurology Lounge Podcast
Episode 32. Epilepsy with @ianbone10 – Author of Sacred Lives
YouTube: youtu.be/b-ZtUbTpMzM
Spotify: tinyurl.com/bddr322y
Apple: tinyurl.com/35nxtta7
RSS: tinyurl.com/kmwuekbe
ian bone retweeted
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This is, I believe, unprecedented in the history of UK medicine.
28 eminent UK doctors have written publicly to @LaylaMoran, the new chair of @CommonsHealth, to report something nothing less than scandalous.
Read their letter here (1/n) 👇
bmj.com/content/386/bmj.q198…
Thanks for this Epilepsy Sparks. All royalties from Sacred Lives go to the epilepsy charity - The William Quarrier Scottish Epilepsy Center
On our new "Recommended reading" 📖 page we now have 3 cool books - which we highly recommend! Each author has featured on our podcast as well! epilepsysparks.com/recommend… Maybe each would be a good present for your family/friend/even your neurologist! We have:
📖 "Fine-Tuning Life: A Guide to MicroRNAs🧬, Your Genome's Master Regulators" - by @Prof_DCHenshall: Prof. of Molecular Physiology and #Neuroscience at @Futureneuro_ie & @RCSI_Irl
📖 "The Idea of Epilepsy: A Medical and Social History📜of #Epilepsy in the Modern Era (1860–2020)" - by @SShorvon: Prof. in Clinical Neurology & Consultant Neurologist specialising in epilepsy, @uclh @UCLIoN
📖"Sacred Lives: An Account of the History 📜, Cultural Associations, And Social Impact of Epilepsy" - by @ianbone10: Honorory Prof and retired Neurologist, @UofGlasgow
If you want to check out the podcasts with each brilliant clinician/scientist as well, here you go:
MicroRNAs🧬, Your Genome's Master Regulators" - by David C. Henshall: Prof. of Molecular Physiology and #Neuroscience at the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland
If you want to check out the podcasts with each brilliant clinician/scientist as well, here you go:
- David Henshall torierobinson.com/epilepsy-s…
- Simon Shorvon torierobinson.com/epilepsy-s…
- Ian Bone torierobinson.com/epilepsy-s…
#neuroscience #neurosurgery #epilepsy
ian bone retweeted
On our new "Recommended reading" 📖 page we now have 3 cool books - which we highly recommend! Each author has featured on our podcast as well! epilepsysparks.com/recommend… Maybe each would be a good present for your family/friend/even your neurologist! We have:
📖 "Fine-Tuning Life: A Guide to MicroRNAs🧬, Your Genome's Master Regulators" - by @Prof_DCHenshall: Prof. of Molecular Physiology and #Neuroscience at @Futureneuro_ie & @RCSI_Irl
📖 "The Idea of Epilepsy: A Medical and Social History📜of #Epilepsy in the Modern Era (1860–2020)" - by @SShorvon: Prof. in Clinical Neurology & Consultant Neurologist specialising in epilepsy, @uclh @UCLIoN
📖"Sacred Lives: An Account of the History 📜, Cultural Associations, And Social Impact of Epilepsy" - by @ianbone10: Honorory Prof and retired Neurologist, @UofGlasgow
If you want to check out the podcasts with each brilliant clinician/scientist as well, here you go:
MicroRNAs🧬, Your Genome's Master Regulators" - by David C. Henshall: Prof. of Molecular Physiology and #Neuroscience at the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland
If you want to check out the podcasts with each brilliant clinician/scientist as well, here you go:
- David Henshall torierobinson.com/epilepsy-s…
- Simon Shorvon torierobinson.com/epilepsy-s…
- Ian Bone torierobinson.com/epilepsy-s…
#neuroscience #neurosurgery #epilepsy
ian bone retweeted
New on The Doctors Bookshelf: 'Dandy of Johns Hopkins' by William Lloyd Fox wp.me/p6tYc2-360
ian bone retweeted
Exposition anatomique des organes des sens (c.1755) by Jacques-Fabien Gautier d’Agoty. The publication is one of the earliest anatomical works to use colour printing in its illustrations. #medicalhistory #anatomy
ALT Colour illustration showing various dissections of the face. The focus is mainly on the mouth and jaw. Three are seven illustrations in total including three of the tongue and one showing a human face with a partially removed eye, dissected nose and partially dissected jaw. The tongue is sticking out.
ian bone retweeted
Very disappointing to see @ONS and @DWPgovuk failing to include sufficient disability employment data in these latest figures.
People with epilepsy face significant challenges in gaining, and retaining, employment, and we need to see these statistics.
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Reviewing for journals is made unattractive by the complexity of the IT process that often takes up as much time as the review itself.
ian bone retweeted
I’m gonna explain one more time. For those who say people on benefits are scroungers. My story. I had a partner, we had a beautiful family, we had a good life, he died. Our youngest was 3yr, I couldn’t afford childcare, we were grieving, I was forced onto benefits. Not asking for you to feed my kids… just wanted a helping hand to get on our feet. That’s it. What is society if we don’t help each in times of need? I’m so sick of having to explain trauma over and over. Please find some compassion and understand life can suddenly hit you hard. Have you ever needed help or emergency services? Don’t judge when you don’t know someone’s story.
Frances Power Cobbe. The founder of the Victoria Street Society and the pursuant of David Ferrier. Read about the clash between the anti-vivisectionist and the animal experimenters
tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
ian bone retweeted
For those with short attention spans who like constructive grumbling about health and brains
Click here and it will be in your hands tomorrow for 7 pounds with proceeds to Parkinson's charity
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Featured today on Creative Writing at Leicester: the brilliant @ajlees and his new book "Neurological Birdsong." Read all about the book and some excerpts from it here: creativewritingatleicester.b… @crystalclearjt @EverybodyReview @MirabeauPress
The trial of David Ferrier, November 1881: Context, proceedings, and aftermath tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
A critical moment in the history of neuroscience when experimentalists and the anti-vivisection movement clashed for the first time
ian bone retweeted
My new book out very soon published by @MirabeauPress out of West Palm Beach. It can be in your hands for 7 pounds with royalties to Parkinsons research
Thanks to @ibrahimimam2000 and @neurochecklists
ian bone retweeted
On behalf of my brothers, sister, son, nephew, in laws, aunts and uncles working in the NHS - thank you @DrHilaryJones for this clear explanation #DoctorsStrike -
But also the daily abuse they have to put up with. Vocation always comes before money but things have become so stressful that as you say, many #NHS staff, at all levels are thinking of leaving
Politicians must wake up to this crisis
@gmb
Take 2 minutes to watch this. It’s one of the best interviews I’ve seen so far on the #DoctorsStrike. Thank you @DrHilaryJones.