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  • What does the next 100 years hold?

    As part of our series of blogs about the upcoming vote on WI resolutions for 2015 (for more details, see our earlier blog post), we’re considering the use of antibiotics. We’re writing these posts to kick-start the debate about these issues in advance of our December meeting; they don’t reflect any particular view or an…

  • Should we be planting more trees in Britain?

    As part of our series of blogs about the upcoming vote on WI resolutions for 2015 (for more details, see our earlier blog post), we’re considering the use of antibiotics. We’re writing these posts to kick-start the debate about these issues in advance of our December meeting; they don’t reflect any particular view or an…

  • Do we use antibiotics correctly?

    As part of our series of blogs about the upcoming vote on WI resolutions for 2015 (for more details, see our earlier blog post), we’re considering the use of antibiotics. We’re writing these posts to kick-start the debate about these issues in advance of our December meeting; they don’t reflect any particular view or an ‘official’ view…

  • Should we have better access to defibrillators?

    As part of our series of blogs about the upcoming vote on WI resolutions for 2015 (for more details, see our earlier blog post), we turn our attention to public access to defibrillators. We’re writing these posts to kick-start the debate about these issues in advance of our December meeting; they don’t reflect any particular view or…

  • Campaigning to end FGM

    As part of our series of blogs about the upcoming vote on WI resolutions for 2015 (for more details, see our earlier blog post), we turn our attention to the practice of female genital multilation (FGM). We’re writing these posts to kick-start the debate about these issues in advance of our December meeting; they don’t reflect any…

  • Resolutions for 2015

    This month, Sotonettes will be voting on a selection of resolutions to decide which one should be taken forward for discussion at the Annual Meeting in June 2015 – if successful, we will be campaigning on the chosen resolution in 2015/16. For anyone who doesn’t know much about WI resolutions and campaigning (most of us…