Anne Gulland

London

Freelance journalist specialising in global health. Previously deputy editor @telglobalhealth https://t.co/r0joWPLx0j Also bylines in @Nature and @bmj_latest

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Vicky Evans: forensic physician who set the standard of care for treatment of victims of sexual assault

1 week ago | bmj.com | Anne Gulland

News & ViewsVicky Evans: forensic...
Coral Sharpe: GP who fought against the prejudices of her day to become a doctor

3 weeks ago | bmj.com | Anne Gulland

News & ViewsCoral Sharpe: GP who... Coral Sharpe: GP who fought against the prejudices of her day to become a doctor Obituaries BMJ 2025; 388 doi: https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj.r624 Cite this as: BMJ 2025;388:r624 St Bartholomew’s medical school had only been accepting female students for eight years when Coral Sharpe (née Knight) began studying in 1955.
Malcolm Faulk: forensic psychiatrist whose work bridged the gap between the NHS and prisons

1 month ago | bmj.com | Anne Gulland

Obituaries BMJ 2025; 388 doi: https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj.r449 Cite this as: BMJ 2025;388:r449 Malcolm Faulk was a pioneering forensic psychiatrist who was instrumental in the development of regional secure units, which were developed to bridge the gap between prisons and the NHS. In 1972 Faulk was appointed consultant psychiatrist to the Home Office and the Wessex regional health authority—these joint posts were new and they were viewed with suspicion by other staff.
John Brand: GP who carried out much cited research into motion sickness after serving in the Royal Navy

1 month ago | bmj.com | Anne Gulland

Obituaries BMJ 2025; 388 doi: https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj.r451 Cite this as: BMJ 2025;388:r451 Sea sickness is an occupational hazard for anyone working on water, and after serving five years in the Royal Navy John Brand described himself as well qualified to study it, having “suffered severely” at times.
UK government plan to slash overseas aid to pay for defence a “betrayal” of the world’s most vulnerable, charities warn

1 month ago | bmj.com | Anne Gulland

News & ViewsUK government plan to... UK government plan to slash overseas aid to pay for defence a “betrayal” of the world’s most vulnerable, charities warn News BMJ 2025; 388 doi: https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj.r410 Cite this as: BMJ 2025;388:r410 Aid organisations have expressed horror at the UK government’s decision to slash spending on overseas development in order to fund an increase in the defence budget.
Michael King: general surgeon who spent 30 years working in Malawi

1 month ago | bmj.com | Anne Gulland

Intended for healthcare professionals News & ViewsMichael King: general... Michael King: general surgeon who spent 30 years working in Malawi Obituaries BMJ 2025; 388 doi: https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj.r359 Cite this as: BMJ 2025;388:r359 Michael King had been working as a surgeon in a day care ward in Worthing for two years when he began to get itchy feet.
Who funds global aid – and where do the billions of dollars go?

2 months ago | msn.com | Alicja Hagopian |Anne Gulland

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Who funds global aid - and where do the billions of dollars go?

2 months ago | independent.co.uk | Alicja Hagopian |Anne Gulland

in focusThe US decision to freeze its spending in low-income countries has thrown vital services into crisis – and prompted urgent questions about the role of foreign aid and whether it can survive. Anne Gulland and Alicja Hagopian reportFrom the announcement of a 90-day spending freeze on the day of Trump’s inauguration, the dismantling of the US Agency for International Development (USAID) has been swift and brutal.
Tim Crow: psychiatrist whose original thinking on the origins of schizophrenia ended up in the pages of a Sebastian Faulks novel

2 months ago | bmj.com | Anne Gulland

Intended for healthcare professionals News & ViewsTim Crow: psychiatrist...
Allison John: GP with cystic fibrosis who campaigned on organ donation

2 months ago | bmj.com | Anne Gulland

When Allison John was 13 and watching the science programme Tomorrow’s World, a segment on gene therapy came up. This was cutting edge stuff in the early 1990s and John had always been fascinated by science. The presenter was discussing how gene therapy was set to transform the lives of patients with cystic fibrosis (CF), who, they said, had an average lifespan of around 13 years.

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1 Sep 23

RT @NatureCareers: "A lab is like a family, our culture and how we communicate is what makes it vibrant, It was terrible to see how the lab…

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25 Apr 23

Looking to speak to someone who had Covid infection and was then diagnosed with diabetes for feature for @TelGlobalHealth #journorequest

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29 Mar 23

When I was a very junior reporter @NursingTimes in the 1990s we ran a poll of readers and one of the qs was 'which celebrity would make the best nurse'. #LilySavage came top. I called her agent for a quote and Lily herself rang me back - I was completely starstruck

Anne Gulland

Articles

Vicky Evans: forensic physician who set the standard of care for treatment of victims of sexual assault

Coral Sharpe: GP who fought against the prejudices of her day to become a doctor

Malcolm Faulk: forensic psychiatrist whose work bridged the gap between the NHS and prisons

John Brand: GP who carried out much cited research into motion sickness after serving in the Royal Navy

UK government plan to slash overseas aid to pay for defence a “betrayal” of the world’s most vulnerable, charities warn

Michael King: general surgeon who spent 30 years working in Malawi

Who funds global aid – and where do the billions of dollars go?

Who funds global aid - and where do the billions of dollars go?

Tim Crow: psychiatrist whose original thinking on the origins of schizophrenia ended up in the pages of a Sebastian Faulks novel

Allison John: GP with cystic fibrosis who campaigned on organ donation

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