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M.D., writer, public-health policy lecturer @YaleSPH, author of Clean @Riverheadbooks
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James Hamblin: A pro-Union case for devolution in Wales

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By James Hamblin
| ConservativeHome
James Hamblin was the Parliamentary Candidate in Cardiff West in the 2024 General Election. He has since stood in a Cardiff Council by-election. The Union is strongest when it delivers. That simple truth is too often forgotten in Welsh politics, where arguments descend into symbols instead of solutions. We are told that to be pro-devolution is to be nationalist, and to be pro-Union is to be centralist. Both are wrong. The United Kingdom is, and will remain, a parliamentary democracy.
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James Hamblin: Conservative councillors must win back the electorate's trust one street at a time

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By James Hamblin
| ConservativeHome
James Hamblin was the Parliamentary Candidate in Cardiff West in the 2024 General Election. He has since stood in a Cardiff Council by-election. “If this was a posh area, the council would have sorted it already. But because it’s Clive Street, we’re ignored.” That was what one resident told me on the doorstep in Clive Street, in Cardiff, on the day of the by-election. They have spent years pleading with Labour-run Cardiff Council to tackle the problem of the overgrown trees that line their street.
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Why is it so hard to discuss the idea that vaccines have both risks and benefits?

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By James Hamblin
| The Salt Lake Tribune Verified
In day-to-day life, we accept that everything we do has risks. Each year thousands of people drown in their bathtubs. Thousands more are seriously injured or killed by falling from ladders. Many others precipitate a fatal heart attack by shoveling snow. We deem such risks acceptable in light of the alternative - not bathing, not climbing up things, not leaving home for weeks waiting for snow to melt. Nowhere is this risk-benefit trade-off more explicit than in medicine.
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