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In September 2013, I was invited to talk at the first 'Preventing Overdiagnosis' conference, held at Dartmouth College in New Hampshire, USA. The meeting was organised by the British Medical Journal and the Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy and Clinical Practice. Mine was the only infectious disease presentation at the conference , but the general message was not limited by subject matter or specialty. There was no commercial sponsorship and apart from those funded by their universities, the delegates had paid their own registration, travel and hotel expenses. Conflicts of interest (COI) were notable by their absence.

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