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US-UK drug deal: Burnham urged to pull out over 229 000 excess deaths warning
MPs and health experts have urged the soon-to-be prime minister Andy Burnham to withdraw from the US-UK drug deal after an analysis in The BMJ showed its deadly cost
US-UK drug deal: Burnham urged to pull out over 229 000 excess deaths warning
MPs and health experts have urged the soon-to-be prime minister Andy Burnham to withdraw from the US-UK drug deal after an analysis in The BMJ showed its deadly cost
Adolescent social media restrictions: are we missing the bigger picture?
Amrit Kaur Purba and colleagues argue that the effects of adolescent social media restrictions are not simple and need to be considered within social, technological, commercial, and political contexts
Adolescent social media restrictions: are we missing the bigger picture?
Amrit Kaur Purba and colleagues argue that the effects of adolescent social media restrictions are not simple and need to be considered within social, technological, commercial, and political contexts
Epidural analgesia in labour and neonatal and childhood outcomes
Epidural analgesia during labour was not associated with clinically significant risks of harm to newborn babies or children, finds study
Epidural analgesia in labour and neonatal and childhood outcomes
Epidural analgesia during labour was not associated with clinically significant risks of harm to newborn babies or children, finds study
Government to reconsult on GMC appeal powers after doctors’ threats of legal action
Martin Savage: paediatric endocrinologist who pioneered collaboration between child and adult services
Physical punishment of children: ineffective and harmful
“I can’t live off pot noodle:” the challenges of eating well—or at all—as an NHS hospital doctor
Place based working and devolved decision making could be the right prescription for health and social care
Doctor with 14 Australian convictions is struck off after working in NHS for years
Trust in doctors and nurses remains high, but patients are turning elsewhere
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Designation of small for gestational age according to fetal growth charts in England’s NHS
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Robotic versus Open Pancreatoduodenectomy
Stereotactic radiotherapy for neovascular age related macular degeneration
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Hormonal contraception and colorectal cancer
Schools need to be retrofitted for future heatwaves
Rammya Mathew: I’m delivering good care, but can I deliver neighbourhood care?
The paradox of Abundance: Hafeez Lakhani’s novel and Riz Ahmed’s series Bait on the cost of the immigrant dream
Doctors who play together, stay together
Natural birth ideology and the unavoidable challenge of avoidable harms
Amos maternity review methods compounded harm for families
The CLOUD Act: NHS data must be safeguarded from US interests
Education
Advances in systemic therapies for advanced prostate cancer
Life with type 1 diabetes is much more than numbers
10-Minute Consultation: Discussing and prescribing analgesia in pregnancy
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Dark lesion on the nipple
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