A research team has created an artificial intelligence model that could significantly improve the accuracy and reduce the […]
Month: October 2022
UK government policy has changed at such dizzying speed that any comment or prediction is likely to be […]
Rules should be relaxed to allow thousands of skilled doctors in non-training posts to work in general practice, […]
My fellow BMJ columnist Rachel Clarke has rightly argued recently that we should judge health secretaries according to […]
Weigl discusses the effects of physician burnout on the quality of care provided to patients.1 But focusing solely […]
Intending to find molecular signatures that could inform the prognosis, researchers from the Instituto Gulbenkian de Ciência (IGC) […]
“Had to stop CPR today for a full five minutes on a patient who arrested when someone realised […]
There has been “critical regression” across nearly every major measure of childhood wellbeing since 2019, with increases in […]
It’s not just the complex nature of his work that satisfies consultant geriatrician Amit Arora, it’s also about […]
Power cuts were thrilling in the 1970s: the schools closed early, we cooked on a Primus stove, and […]