Picassos on prescription?Maybe they should be. Looking at art in galleries produces measurable benefits for health and wellbeing, […]

The affiliation of the first author in this article by Krista Kruja and colleagues (BMJ 2025;391:e086516; doi:10.1136/BMJ-2025-086516) was […]

Recent news has highlighted concern about the presence in drinking water of perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), a […]

Why are we talking about productivity?Productivity in acute hospitals in England is rising, data published by the Department […]

The UK Department of Health and Social Care’s voluntary guidelines for sugar and salt in commercial baby foods […]

Olsen discusses how clinicians can help prevent skin cancer.1 Most of the damaging effect of sun exposure in […]

Having a goOf the IndoEuropean roots from which so many of our English words derive, one of the […]

bmj;391/nov14_4/r2359/FAF1faJohn Stuart Brown and Anne BrownJohn Stuart Brown was not the first GP to offer minor surgery in […]

More than 109 million women globally are living with heart and circulatory disease,1 yet they are more likely […]

Long covid and severe post-covid complications must be recognised as a prescribed industrial disease for health and social […]