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Paul Cosford: public health supremo

“I love my job,” said Paul Cosford in a post reflecting his highly honed communication skills, eloquent writing, and disarming honesty about living with an incurable cancer. What was it that he loved so much about being medical director of Public Health England? He explained, “There is nothing more fascinating than taking scientific advice, converting it into practical action, and encouraging the public to understand and support that action.”