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The state of Florida intends to end all mandates requiring vaccines for children and adults, Governor Ron DeSantis […]

Less than half of England has access to tirzepatide (Mounjaro) through general practices, despite the NHS roll-out of […]

Rates of avoidable death among people with a learning disability are almost twice as high as the general […]

Martha’s rule—a scheme allowing patients and families to get an urgent second opinion if they are concerned about […]

Do we need experts? You might think that we don’t, that experts are troublesome or even dangerous. You […]

Almost 1.1 billion people have mental health conditions, and global efforts to treat them are “insufficient and inadequate,” […]

bmj;390/sep03_10/r1846/FAF1faRupert Courtenay-Evans was born in Kensington, London, in 1938 and was educated at the Hall prep school in […]

Using artificial intelligence (AI) software to interpret brain scans could triple stroke recovery rates by diagnosing patients faster, […]