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The Burns offering: And our next speaker is...

Tony Burns
It has been a busy couple of months since I last rattled the computer keyboard. The ‘have slides, will travel’ season is in full swing, so I’ve been buzzing hither and thither, braving the vicissitudes of the privatised rail network and its bacon and tomato butties, to present myself in front of expectant audiences. As many of you will no doubt have to speak to medical audiences at some time, I thought that mention of a few aspects of this branch of entertainment might be of value. So, here goes with a brief overview of the Burns experience of the public verbals.
Dermatology in practice 2000; 8(1): 30–31
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