Richard Peto… Studying the Bleeding Obvious Richard Peto... Studying the Bleeding Obvious Tobacco Evidence: Starting is worse but stopping is better Alan Lopez – Introduction Mike Thun – The health ravages of tobacco use: Just the evidence please Tom Frieden – Changing minds and saving hearts by asking the right, big questions Judith Mackay – Tracking and tackling tobacco Varied friends – Video message from Boston Prabhat Jha – Knight of the living (and dead) Observational Studies: Really knowing the known risk factors Valerie Beral – Introduction Francis Collins – Making the case for large cohort studies Sarah Lewington – Halving premature mortality: Studying the other 99% Vendhan Gajalakshmi – Nosmoke without fire: Tales from India David Zaridze – Saving Russian lives: One steppe at a tme Zhengmin Chen – Long march through the Middle Kingdom Julian Peto -The multi-stage model of cancer – The answer to a maiden’s prayer John Danesh – Emerging grom the shadows Randomised Trials: Moderate treatment effects matter Bob Temple – Introduction Mike Brown – Getting the cholestoral-lowering evidence right Larry Norton – Icon of iconoclasm Richard Gray – Medical statistics: Life in the fast lane Rob Califf – Large simple trials (LST) versus small crappy trials (SCT): Not a hard decision for Peto Salim Yusuf – Making a world of different: Making a different world End notes: Why do we still need Richard Peto? Painting Unveiling & After Dinner Speeches Painting unveiling – Rory Collins, Denise Lievesley and Richard Peto After dinner speeches – Charles Warlow, Paul Nurse and Richard Peto
