

Diagnoses of autism and other neurodivergence are rising. Jessica Eccles and Elizabeth Weir say that the trend is real, but Alastair Santhouse and Traolach Brugha argue that more factors are at play

Vaccine hesitancy matters, but barriers to access are making it harder to get children vaccinated, even for the most motivated and health literate parents, writes Rebecca C Stout
Vaccine hesitancy matters, but barriers to access are making it harder to get children vaccinated, even for the most motivated and health literate parents, writes Rebecca C Stout


In consulting rooms with real patients, there’s a gap between scientific knowledge—largely expressed in number—and poetic knowledge, always expressed in words, writes Iona Heath
In consulting rooms with real patients, there’s a gap between scientific knowledge—largely expressed in number—and poetic knowledge, always expressed in words, writes Iona Heath


From liaising with defence organisations to arriving early and dressing smartly, experts share their advice for doctors preparing for a coroner’s inquest
From liaising with defence organisations to arriving early and dressing smartly, experts share their advice for doctors preparing for a coroner’s inquest




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