Biases of peer reviewAuthors’ reputations have a strong influence on peer reviewers’ recommendations, according to the results of […]
This week in The BMJ there is much reflection on the “new normal” of NHS services—that is, the […]
Most patients undergoing elective colorectal surgery will have an uncomplicated postoperative course. For some, however, their lives will […]
AbstractObjectiveTo investigate whether oral antimicrobial prophylaxis as an adjunct to intravenous antibiotic prophylaxis reduces surgical site infections after […]
The cost of living crisis is deepening as inflation in the UK has hit double digits and prices […]
Patients with atrial fibrillation (AF) and a history of stroke are at high risk of recurrent stroke and […]
Tomosynthesis – the method being extensively tested for early breast cancer detection by ToSyMa, the world’s largest randomized […]
Next year will see the biggest ever rise in medical training places in Scotland, its government has announced, […]
Ambitious plans to create a national care service in Scotland are facing mounting opposition, as warnings have been […]
Four doctors in Italy, all of them “conscientious objectors,” have received suspended prison sentences after a 32 year […]