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Roderick Macleod

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  • Senior Producer, BBC
South Africa, Washington, D.C.
As seen in: BBC, Color Research & Application, SAGE Publishing, The Scotsman, Sunday Times, eNews Channel Africa, Sowetan, Squamish Chief, Windspeaker
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Certainty is an illusion: lessons for palliative care

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By Roderick Macleod Verified
| SAGE Publishing
Introduction Caring for the dying is often very demanding. It requires not just clinical competence and the ability to communicate with honesty and compassion.
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'This was a race and we lost': How US doctors really feel about Covid surge

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By Angelica Casas Verified, Bernd Debusmann, Chloe Kim, Roderick Macleod Verified
| BBC Verified
Nearly 620,000 Americans have died from Covid-19, and over 32 million have been infected. Healthcare workers have been at the forefront of the pandemic battle. And for many, the last few months have felt like déjà vu. A rise in the number of Covid patients in hospital, a surge in deaths, and rampant misinformation about the disease have made some feel like it's "summer 2020 all over again". But has the vaccine changed anything? Do medical professionals have hope for the fall?
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Capitol riots: Five takeaways from the arrests

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By Sam A. Cabral, Roderick Macleod Verified
| BBC Verified
By Sam Cabral & Roderick Macleod BBC News, Washington The storming of the US Capitol last month left five people dead, over 100 police officers injured and millions of dollars in damage to the building. Most of the rioters were allowed to leave the building without facing arrest, but a month-long search for offenders has resulted in charges against a reported 221 people. Among those arrested, there have been state lawmakers, military veterans and even a gold medal-winning Olympian.
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