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Israel is committing genocide in Gaza, UN commission finds
Israel is committing genocide in Gaza, and senior Israeli officials are responsible for inciting the acts, a UN commission has concluded
Israel is committing genocide in Gaza, UN commission finds
Israel is committing genocide in Gaza, and senior Israeli officials are responsible for inciting the acts, a UN commission has concluded
My colleague humiliated me—what should I do?
Humiliation is often dismissed as banter, but doctors don’t have to put up with it, Elisabeth Mahase hears
My colleague humiliated me—what should I do?
Humiliation is often dismissed as banter, but doctors don’t have to put up with it, Elisabeth Mahase hears
“It was easier to retrain as a teacher than return to work as a doctor”: the struggle of doctors returning to work
Many doctors face huge difficulties when trying to return after a career break. Adele Waters explores the support available
“It was easier to retrain as a teacher than return to work as a doctor”: the struggle of doctors returning to work
Many doctors face huge difficulties when trying to return after a career break. Adele Waters explores the support available
Retreating from science and its successes
Racism in England’s maternity care worsens outcomes for black women and contributes to billions in negligence claims, MPs warn
ADHD: Drug prescribing in NHS continues to rise in England
John Launer: Medical education must not be forgotten in the latest round of management musical chairs
Sophie Jackson: paediatrician and trailblazer for doctors with disabilities
Drummond Rennie: Tributes are paid to “prophet of peer review” after his death at 89
Transparency, voice, and choice: patients must lead on the path to quality improvement in the NHS
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BMJ reports on the food industry, obesity services, and doctor suicide honoured at prestigious awards
Senior surgeon who sexually assaulted female colleagues over five years is jailed
EU medicine shortages hit record high last year and more disruption could be coming, report warns
“Dangerously unsafe”: Doctor tribunal service’s handling of sexual misconduct cases condemned by victims and researchers
Exclusive: MP behind assisted dying bill warns that terminally ill people and their families are being failed, ahead of Lords debate
How UK aid cuts will lead to global health programme closures—and deaths
AI: BMA will support doctors who refuse to use “untried and untested” software
Almost $10m of “incinerated” US aid contraceptives found safe, but still at risk
Asylum hotels: Healthcare staff work in “climate of fear” in political flashpoint
Exclusive: Reforms to prioritise UK medical graduates for training places needed “as soon as possible,” BMA chair says
Research
Effectiveness of YCMAP intervention in adolescents after self-harm in Pakistan
Methylcobalamin and capecitabine induced hand-foot syndrome in patients with HER2 negative early breast cancer
Time restricted eating and exercise training for people with increased risk of gestational diabetes
Improving the reporting on health equity in observational research (STROBE-Equity)
Transparent reporting of observational studies emulating a target trial: the TARGET Statement
Cardiovascular adverse events associated with epidermal growth factor receptor tyrosine kinase inhibitors in EGFR-mutated non-small cell lung cancer
Second cancers in 475 000 women with early invasive breast cancer
Patient healthcare spending after the No Surprises Act
Effect of lateral versus supine positioning on hypoxaemia in sedated adults
Comment
Professional regulation in the UK
Sexual misconduct: UK medical practitioners tribunal service is not fit to practise
David Oliver: What does the NHS have planned for doctors’ future careers?
GLP-1 receptor agonists risk becoming another story of global health inequity—what can we learn from the response to HIV/AIDS?
There’s no shame in stepping off the conveyor belt of medicine
Tobacco kills: stronger excise taxes would save lives
mRNA covid vaccines: the case for harms is missing data
Safeguards against domestic abuse and coercion in the assisted dying bill must be strengthened
The Lords can make the assisted dying bill more workable
Education
New treatments for migraine: CGRP monoclonal antibodies, gepants, and ditans
Facing a smear test after my trauma
Reducing unnecessary imaging in ankle and foot trauma
Initial assessment of infertility in primary care
Type 2 diabetes in South Asians
Uncovering my hidden autism
Advances in the management of osteoporosis
Skin cancer prevention and sunscreens
Should medical students use generative AI to study?
Living with an intolerance to medication
Asthma: diagnosis, monitoring, and chronic asthma management: summary of guidance from BTS/NICE/SIGN
Cognitive and mental health outcomes in long covid
Global health crises: Gaza
Gaza: Thousands of UK doctors urge royal colleges to unite to advocate for Palestinian health workers and civilians
Gaza: Volunteer doctors speak out as colleagues are “starved and shot by Israel”
Gaza: UK paediatricians criticise college over failure to condemn Israel’s attacks on children
Gaza: Babies starve and doctors watch children die as politicians focus on PR “spectacles”
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Statins for primary prevention of cardiovascular events in people with HIV
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Loneliness and all cause mortality in Australian women aged 45 years and older
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Effectiveness of stress management and relaxation interventions for management of hypertension and prehypertension
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Prognostic value of cervical length for spontaneous preterm birth in asymptomatic women with twin pregnancy
Apr 16
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