COPD has an image problem—can this man fix it?

“When I took this job in 2024, the only mention of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) I could […]

Diagnosis and management of multidrug resistant tuberculosis

What you need to knowUniversal drug susceptibility testing is key for early diagnosis of drug resistant tuberculosis (TB) […]

Community perinatal mental health teams reduced women’s risk of mental illness relapse

The studyGurol-Urganci I, Langham J, Tassie E, et al. Community perinatal mental health teams and associations with perinatal […]

A nodule on the chin

This woman in her late teens presented to the dermatology department with a one month history of a […]

Raynaud’s phenomenon and telangiectasias

A woman in her 60s visited her GP with a two year history of red rashes on her […]

King’s College London is committed to widening participation in medicine

We welcome Simpson and colleagues’ call for greater clarity and collaboration around the national widening participation strategy for […]

Cancer deaths expected to reach 18 million by 2050, major study forecasts

The annual number of cancer deaths is set to rise to more than 18 million in 2050, a […]

First mammography screening participation and breast cancer incidence and mortality in the subsequent 25 years: population based cohort study

AbstractObjectiveTo determine whether women who did not attend their first mammography screening invitation have a long term risk […]

Participation in early mammography screening

Globally, one in 20 women will have a diagnosis of breast cancer made in their lifetime, with an […]

Drummond Rennie: medical editor and elegant prose stylist who championed scientific standards and integrity

bmj;390/sep24_14/r2013/FAF1faCredit: Edmond J Safra Center for EthicsDrummond Rennie, nephrologist, mountaineer, high altitude physiologist, and the most innovative medical […]