The term “academic weapon” went viral around two years ago, when a video on TikTok showed a university […]

bmj;386/sep17_1/q2023/FAF1faWhen Guy Ah-Moye returned to his native Seychelles in 1970 after medical studies in London, he sailed on […]

Bouter’s editorial1 on the UK Research Integrity Office (UKRIO) report Barriers to investigating and reporting research misconduct2 highlights […]

Sarah Jacques remembers the day she came close to killing herself.The 46 year old former GP from Battle, […]

In assisted reproductive technology, the timing of embryo transfer after oocyte retrieval and in vitro fertilisation is crucial. […]

bmj;386/sep16_1/q1981/FAF1faKim Suvarna, a histopathologist at Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, was renowned for his 25 year old […]

Monoclonal antibodies — treatments developed by cloning a cell that makes an antibody — could help provide an […]

John-Arne Røttingen, like his predecessor, the infectious disease specialist Jeremy Farrar,1 is a doctor. He’s also a former […]

Indigenous world views have long appreciated and valued the interdependence of the natural world, and have contributed to […]

Modern evidence based medicine was built on trust: trust in researchers not to deliberately fabricate scientific research, as […]