bmj;385/apr30_17/q982/FAF1faTim KavanaghThe UK government has ruled out introducing legislation to allow assisted dying in England and Wales but […]

Do they work?It’s a valid question, but their efficacy isn’t the focus here. A major pharmacy chain in […]

The shadow health secretary, Wes Streeting, has told the Royal College of Physicians’ annual conference that he wants […]

Recently the dire state of the UK’s rivers was highlighted once again when rowers in the annual Oxford […]

Dementia is a condition that is widely misunderstood by many people.1 Admittedly, my knowledge of dementia was limited […]

For most human proteins, there are no small molecules known to bind them chemically (so called ‘ligands’). Ligands […]

The more that female foundation doctors see of senior female doctors during placements, the more likely they are […]

On 29 February, Canada’s ruling Liberal Party confirmed that a proposed expansion of its medical assistance in dying […]

Henry Miller, the witty and now dead neurologist from Newcastle, said that one of the great challenges for […]

Integrated care boards (ICBs) in some parts of England are giving hospices 20 times as much funding as […]