bmj;393/may28_11/s953/FAF1faThe zenith of Joseph Ana’s passion to improve healthcare in Africa, particularly in his native Nigeria, came in […]

Resident doctors in England will return to the picket lines next month in their 16th walkout over pay […]

In this article (BMJ 2026;393:e629407; doi:10.1136/bmj-2026-629407) the first initial of D Gareth Evans was omitted. The online version has been […]

Various media outlets have described the current Ebola outbreak affecting eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and […]

AbstractObjectivesTo study the prevalence and characteristics of outcome switching, the completeness of outcome prespecification, and factors associated with […]

Cohort studies of interventions complement randomised controlled trials. They are sometimes the best or the only evidence about […]

A surprising new approach to depression treatment is showing early promise — not by targeting brain chemicals, but […]

Since 1983 the British Social Attitudes survey run by the National Centre for Social Research has asked the […]

More than a dozen nurses, midwives, and nursing associates could be struck off after the nursing regulator admitted […]

bmj;393/may27_11/e485859/FAF1faMark ThomasMay’s RHS Chelsea Flower Show in London featured this creation from the Lady Garden Foundation, a national […]