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</html><description>Clinical research fellow Mr Matthew Prime features in this weeks Economist magazine on an article entitled &#x201C;Doctorpreneurs&#x201D;, which focuses on how many bright inventions come out of the NHS but too few are exploited. Although in theory the NHS is keen to exploit innovation, in practice the path is often blocked. One problem is that [&hellip;]</description></oembed>
