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Cheryl Chapman

London
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Managing Editor of Philanthropy UK. Business writer and journalist - 20 years
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Q&A: Eye care practitioners urge FDA to approve low-dose atropine Original

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By Justin Cooper , Robert Gold, Cheryl Chapman, Dipl ABO
| Primary Care Optometry News
Ask a clinical question and tap into Healio AI's knowledge base. Key takeaways: More than 800 people have signed a petition urging the FDA to approve low-dose atropine to slow pediatric myopia. The FDA decided not to approve a formulation in October. A Change.org petition with more than 800 signatures is calling on the FDA to approve low-dose atropine to slow the progression of pediatric myopia.
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BLOG: Why we need to receive philanthropists better as a nation

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By Cheryl Chapman
| Charity Times
The winners of the Beacon Awards – the UK’s ‘Philanthropy Oscars’ – were announced last week. Among them are international icons – Dame Vivienne Westwood and Dame Kelly Holmes; entrepreneurs such as Tom Illube, founder of the first major internet bank Egg, and Shalni Arora, geneticist and founder of biotech giant DxS; financiers, including investors Jonathan Ruffer and James Thomas, and private banker Alexander Hoare, as well as household hero Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis.
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Power shift marks a new age of philanthropy

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By Cheryl Chapman
| Alliance Magazine
Philanthropy – private wealth for public good – has never been more important than it is now. Local authority budgets have been slashed, and demand for charitable services is increasing. While philanthropy will never be a substitute for government, it must now play a leading role for community provision, just as London’s philanthropists have done for centuries, providing hospitals, schools, housing, infrastructure and other services.
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