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Devi Sridhar

Miami
As seen in: CNN, CNN en Español, Elemental, MSN, MSN Australia, MSN Ireland, MSN Singapore, MSN UK, The New York Times, Nature and
Professor & Chair of Global Public Health, Edinburgh Uni. Director of @GlobalHealthGP. Visiting faculty, Univ of Miami. Level 3 Personal Trainer. Views own.
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This is how seriously a patient’s skin colour can affect the quality of medical care they receive

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By Devi Sridhar
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Black woman recovering in hospital bed. Photograph: Blend Images/Alamy I always know someone is going to say something racist when they start a sentence with, “I’m not racist, but …” Nobody likes to think they would ever discriminate against someone based on the colour of their skin – and some people seem increasingly uncomfortable about acknowledging that such discrimination exists at all in the world.
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This is how seriously a patient’s skin colour can affect the quality of medical care they receive

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By Devi Sridhar
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Fit with just five minutes' exercise a day? I don't believe it

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By Devi Sridhar
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We live in an increasingly polarised world – and I'm not talking about politics, I'm talking about exercise. There's a fitness community obsessed with constant optimisation and hacks : how can you get from 50 press-ups to 100, from an eight-minute mile to seven minutes, or increase your deadlifts from body weight to double or triple body weight – ideally using just “one weird trick” or novel method no one has seen before. It seems as if no one is happy with basic fitness or steady progress.
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