bmj;386/sep19_7/q2033/FAF1faFor Peter Cole, an anaesthetist at St Bartholomew’s Hospital in London, the life of a conventional hospital consultant […]

Diagnostic yield from gastroscopyAnalysis of the results of nearly 400 000 gastroscopies carried out in the UK for […]

This image shows an inverted papilloma of the bladder, a rare benign tumour consisting of uniform urothelial cells […]

bmj;386/sep18_9/q2031/FAF1fabrind20240916.f1In the months before she died Alison Brind self-published a book called I Never Stop, detailing her many […]

Camacho and colleagues’ study highlights the economic and health impacts of high risk non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) use.1 […]

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. […]