
Covid-19: Why we must temper urgency with diligence
How should we balance the need for speed with our duty towards care and rigour?…

How should we balance the need for speed with our duty towards care and rigour?…

Hearing loss and physical activityOlder people with hearing loss engage in less physical activity than…

AbstractObjectiveTo estimate the real world effectiveness of the Pfizer-BioNTech BNT162b2 and Oxford-AstraZeneca ChAdOx1-S vaccines against…

In January 2021, global observers marvelled at India’s smooth passage through the first wave of…

Local medical committees have urged the UK government to commit to making general practice premises…

The UK government is facing criticism over gaps in commitments made in the Queen’s speech…
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It became known locally as “the massacre”: the day in August 2017 when the medical…

I live with scars that are both highly visible and largely unseen. At the age…

Researchers have called on the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) to revise…

bmj;373/may12_4/n1191/FAF1faThis week the Menswear Archive, based at Westminster University, launched Undercover: From Necessity to Luxury,…

Nearly 700 anaesthetic trainees will be unable to continue their training this year despite 680…

The editorial by Tang and colleagues provides food for thought about long term control of…

The “shameful” discrimination experienced by too many doctors from ethnic minorities could be tackled under…

Primary care is under “immense pressure” and needs investment, clear national priorities, and new mechanisms…
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The government must provide “real and meaningful support” to help general practice recover from the…

The effectiveness of covid vaccines in reducing infections, hospital admissions, and deaths means that lockdown…

US public health experts are to meet this week to decide how to use the…

Over 463 million adults worldwide live with diabetes today, and the prevalence is projected to…

AbstractObjectiveTo investigate the use of repurposed and adjuvant drugs in patients admitted to hospital with…

Times of adversity can bring out the best in people, and the work of the…

AbstractObjectiveTo investigate whether the results of a rhythm control strategy differ according to the duration…

The NHS App is a safe and obvious choice for a vaccine passport, but IT…

As well as killing more than three million people worldwide, covid-19 has killed travel. Over…

No sensible person setting out to build the NHS from scratch would reproduce what we…
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Ovarian tissue cryopreservation and transplantation (OTCT)—surgical procedures successfully used to restart ovarian function in young…

The government, the NHS, and education bodies must provide better support for trainee doctors to…

Green means go?From some countries, yes. As lockdown restrictions ease, the government has announced a…

Global deaths from covid-19 are not 3.27 million, as official figures suggest, but 6.93 million…

Thousands of doctors feel under pressure from their employers to work extra shifts, often unpaid,…

Last week the Biden administration made the surprise announcement that the US would support a…

Covid rules in England requiring secondary school pupils to wear face coverings in classrooms could…

Adults under 40 with no underlying health conditions that put them at risk of serious…

On 15 April, Guinea marked 12 consecutive days of no new confirmed cases of Ebola…

A parliamentary investigation into the actions of President Jair Bolsonaro and his former ministers is…

Management of SARS-CoV-2 infection continues to evolve. For patients requiring hospital treatment, mortality can be…

bmj;373/may07_8/n1144/FAF1faAnna Rachel Lewis was born in Leicester on 24 January 1980 to Len and Kath….

Diagnoses of early stage cancer in England fell by 33% in the first wave of…

Children are dying preventable deaths because opportunities are being missed to recognise asthma as a…

Seven Days in Medicine, 17 AprilMembers of the UK parliament have called for an end…

Where are the major trials for covid treatments?Dozens of large trials and hundreds of smaller…

As the world entered 2021, the covid-19 pandemic began a new phase, one dominated by…

What you need to knowAsk about domestic violence and abuse (DVA) sensitively and respond in…

Greenhalgh and colleagues’ useful guidance1 on the remote management of covid-19 using home pulse oximetry…

bmj;373/may06_10/n1145/FAF1faCorinne Alison Rees (née Illingworth) often stressed the importance of listening and believed that diminishing…

bmj;373/may06_9/n1148/FAF1faKeith Glennie-Smith qualified at St Thomas’ Hospital Medical School in 1951. The following year he…

bmj;373/may06_8/n1143/FAF1faAntony Graham Davies (“Tony”), a committed Quaker Christian, refused military conscription but accepted a post…

bmj;373/may06_7/n1149/FAF1faHakim BenYounes was born in Tripoli, Libya, on 6 October 1959. He graduated from Al-Fateh…

Transparency campaigners have urged national medicines regulators across Europe to take action to reduce the…

Poverty of scarcity was a major cause of health inequity in the 19th century.1 Poverty…

bmj;373/may06_4/n1160/FAF1faAndrew Ransford (“Andy”) was born in Kenya to Oliver Ransford, a doctor in the Colonial…