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Look for lung cancer inequalities in the new states from Podcast. Well so Stephen I listened

to the podcast while I was away last week and I was grateful to you for saying that you

now finally appreciate how difficult it is to steer the conversation in any kind of, like it's like a canal

barge and you just have to tug very gently on it.

Whereas I see myself as like the zainy first mate who occasionally goes, let's go over there.

Yeah, I think that's probably true.

But so last week, I was in Uganda.

I went out with a charity to visit some secondary schools there.

And I didn't have any access to the internet. I got about you know 10 minutes a couple of times a day and I

came back and I sort of thought I'll drop in see what's what's actually happened and

realistically nothing that had materially changed anything had happened.

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