World Health Organization officials are working on a new name for the virus and disease commonly known as […]
Communication around the social determinants of health: use the “devil’s music” for emotional appeal
Maani and colleagues are to be congratulated for their analysis of the need to reframe communication around the […]
A woman in her 80s was referred to the glaucoma department with a three week history of discomfort […]
Electrocardiogram in pericarditisWidespread ST elevation on electrocardiogram (ECG) is generally thought to support a diagnosis of pericarditis. But […]
Doctors giving evidence to MPs have defended the independent contractor model of GP partnership, arguing that it allows […]
Oliver writes in The BMJ1 about the UK government’s amendment to the Health and Care Act,2 which declares, […]
There is an “urgent” need to change the diversity of the science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) workforces […]
The current burden on health systems is undoubtedly worsened by overdiagnosis and overtreatment. The BMJ highlighted the dangers […]
For years, Revathi Pechi, 43, worked for 10 hours every day in a windowless two room shed with […]
No thanks, I’m sweet enoughI wonder how much coffee gets drunk by academics as they try to grind […]