The experience of covid-19 for doctors in training across the world is one of disruption. For those in countries with a high incidence of covid-19 cases, work has been realigned, […]More…
Workforce sustainability and expansion cannot be achieved without greater capacity to train staff, argue Colin Macdougall and colleagues We are currently in one of the…
The BMJ will offer £50 for reviews by patients and the public From January 2025 patients and members of the public who complete a review…
President elect Donald Trump said he would nominate Jay Bhattacharya, who opposed lockdowns during the covid-19 pandemic, to head the National Institutes of Health (NIH).…
A BMJ Commission will redefine the role of academia in healthcare Academic medicine remains under scrutiny. Despite various attempts to tackle its problems, including a…
Healthcare providers should inform women about risks and benefits Respiratory syncytial virus vaccine is the latest addition to the immunisations offered during pregnancy in the…
An analysis of links to the fossil fuel industry in medical research publications reveals a case for stronger action against the influence of these health…
Guideline directed medical therapy for heart failure for older people with frailty may do more harm than good, say Henry Woodford and colleagues The management…
This year has seen much controversy around plans to expand the numbers of medical associate professionals (MAPs) in the NHS—mainly physician associates (PAs) but also…
Presented without due care, research intended to help has the potential to cause harm—particularly in the vulnerable perinatal period, says Emma Rourke As rates of…
Deep learning, a subset of artificial intelligence, has gained attention in recent years for its ability to achieve human level performance in medical image analysis.…
