Despite the success of vaccinations against organisms such as Haemophilus influenza type B and Neisseria meningitidis,1 mortality and […]

Lexicographic anniversariesEvery year since 20161 I have been contributing articles to The BMJ documenting medical anniversaries. The 2016 […]

Equitable research partnerships are fundamental to global health. They are often defined as those in which, at all […]

In the Christmas issue of The BMJ in 2012 I published an article on the British Abolitionists, arguing […]

Erdafitinib boosted survival in patients with certain conditions including metastatic urothelial carcinoma

International data questions the assumption that chronic myeloid leukaemia is now a ‘solved’ disease

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Two GP partners who falsified Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF) data in patient records in an effort to […]

Through qualitative methods, researchers can provide deep contextual understanding of real world issues, and generate new knowledge to […]

How do DOs do?How important are qualifications in modern day healthcare? Regardless of how good you are at […]