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Tom Solomon

Liverpool
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Academic Vice President, RCP Director, The Pandemic Institute Professor of Neurology, University of Liverpool & Walton Centre NHS
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License plate reader reform didn’t make it through the legislature, but local leaders can still act (Opinion)

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By Alasdair Whitney, Tom Solomon
| Daily Camera
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... By Alasdair Whitney and Tom Solomon Ever get the feeling you’re being watched? Maybe it’s because you are. No, it’s not paranoia, nor is it the stuff of dystopian fiction. Automatic license plate reader (ALPR) technology has been deployed in cities across Colorado and the nation, actively monitoring the driving habits of every motorist that passes by, feeding sensitive data into networks with nationwide reach where it is stored for years.
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Doctors must be enabled to do more research

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By Tom Solomon
| Health Service Journal
Critical stories remain free for registered users Certain articles and Insight pieces remain paying-subscriber only content As a registered user you will get access to: Daily News: an essential email round-up of all the latest news, comment and best practice Breaking news headlines delivered directly to your inbox Limited access to hsj.co.uk Already registered to HSJ?
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The importance of long-term studies in children following viral infection of the central nervous system

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By Ivanildo Sousa, Tom Solomon
| EClinicalMedicine
Keywords Viral neuroinfection Neurodevelopmental disorders Encephalitis Meningitis Post-infectious cognitive/psychiatric sequelae CNS infections Introduction Despite worldwide vaccination efforts, improved therapeutic options, and development of new molecular diagnostic methods, viral infections of the central nervous system may have long-lasting and sometimes fatal affecting on neonates and young children.1 Given the impact of climate change over the last few years, certain infections of the...
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