Dr. Paul Clayton - The cancer dance
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The cancer dance

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Cancer and inflammation are profoundly inter-connected.  From a cytological perspective, tumours can be regarded as wounds that will not heal;...

Dr. Paul Clayton - The Brilliance of Resilience
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The Brilliance of Resilience

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The relationship between stress, inflammation, disease and politics is highly complicated, but is clearly very important – and it is...

Dr. Paul Clayton - Burr under the Saddle
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Burr under the Saddle

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Sigmund Freud did not discover the subconscious, which had been explicitly described by the German renaissance figure Paracelsus some three...

Dr. Paul Clayton - April is the cruellest month
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April is the cruellest month

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‘April is the cruellest month, breeding. Lilacs out of the dead land, mixing. Memory and desire, stirring. Dull roots with...

Dr. Paul Clayton - Check my Brain (Black gives way to Blue)
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The history of our attempts to understand and treat mental problems recapitulates and reflects our social, philosophical and economic development....

Dr. Paul Clayton - Losing my religion
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Losing my religion

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At the end of each year I look back to the preceding year and reflect on how limited my understanding...

Dr. Paul Clayton - Complex Inflammation
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Complex Inflammation

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There is acute inflammation, which is generally a good thing and is involved in clearing infections and tissue damage; and...

Dr. Paul Clayton - The Bug is a Feature (Part II)
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The Bug is a Feature (Part II)

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If you didn’t know by now that we are half human half bug, you have not been paying attention to...

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