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Ethnic differences in healthcare trust and patient satisfaction in England: A cross-sectional survey

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By Steven Pickering , Martin Hansen, Han Dorussen
| PLOS ONE
Loading metrics Open Access Peer-reviewed Research Article Citation: Pickering SD, Hansen ME, Dorussen H, Reifler J, Scotto T, Sunahara Y, et al. (2026) Ethnic differences in healthcare trust and patient satisfaction in England: A cross-sectional survey. PLoS One 21(5): e0349884.
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Ask the Expert: What's happening with the lights on Reunion Tower?

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By Steven Pickering 
| KRLD-AM (Dallas, TX)
The ball at the top of Reunion Tower in downtown Dallas is getting an upgrade. Crew have installed hundreds of new lights. They are replacing the lighting system that has been in place since 2012. "All 259 lights have been swapped out with a new version that we created completely custom for the tower," Reunion Tower Director of Operations Shawn Miller said. The new LED lights are a significant improvement over the old system. "They're lighter weight. They have new technology," Miller said.
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Choosing to buy organic food depends more on trust than taste-what our new study in the UK and Japan shows

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By Steven Pickering , Martin Hansen, Yosuke Sunahara
| Medical Xpress
Credit: Elle Hughes from Pexels Organic food is often presented as a healthier, greener, or more ethical choice. But when people decide whether to pay extra for organic milk, eggs, or vegetables, something else is going on. Organic food belongs to a curious category that economists call "credence goods". These are the products whose key qualities can't be verified even after you've bought them.
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