CoronersThe office of coroner in England dates from the end of the 12th century,1 having been established by […]
bmj;382/jul28_9/p1742/FAF1faChristopher Dharmasiri was one of seven siblings growing up in rural Kurunegala, Sri Lanka, and was notably the […]
bmj;382/jul28_8/p1735/FAF1faSimon Nicholas Marshall initially obtained a degree in biomedical sciences from Queen Mary and Westfield University. He then […]
bmj;382/jul28_7/p1733/FAF1faJames David Bradshaw trained in Manchester, specialising initially in respiratory medicine, before retraining in oncology and particularly radiotherapy […]
The UK National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) has decided to end its contract with the […]
Chance would be a fine thingI know July has been pretty wet in the UK, but a Met […]
New York gynaecologist Robert Hadden, 64, who sexually abused hundreds of patients over decades at two of Manhattan’s […]
Human trafficking is a lucrative crime and a serious human rights violation. Conflicts increase the number of people […]
The studyReeve J, Maden M, Hill R, et al. Deprescribing medicines in older people living with multimorbidity and […]
Mage Biologics aims to progress a novel, orally administered monoclonal antibody