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Published 28 May 2012
Bernard Lown part 1: Nuclear war and the nobel peace prize
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Bernard Lown part 2: Over-medicalization in the USA
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Bernard Lown part 3: Segregation in the blood bank.
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Assessing older adults
In these videos we show how to assess older adults for the ability to function at home and for risk of falling.
Christmas videos
Each Christmas the BMJ commissions videos to bring a little cheer.
Medical innovations
Do it yourself spectacles, build your own toilets, social media, a biobank of health data? At last month's BMJ Innovation Expo conference in London, a panel of experts debated which one is most likely to make the biggest impact on healthcare by 2020.
Publishing in the BMJ
This collection of 3 videos explains the why, what, and how of publishing in the BMJ. Why should you publish with us, what we look for in a paper, and how you can make the most of your research.
Tales from the archive
Colin Blakemore presents the BMJ's new video series. Told in seven parts, these stories delve into the BMJ's archive, dating back to 1840, to unearth some of the leading thinkers of their time, and show the contribution they have made to modern medicine.
Video archive
2011
The giant's cause
21/12/2011 19:19
Atul Gawande - Lifebox interview
13/12/2011 07:26
Lifebox - appeal from Atul Gawande
02/12/2011 27:50
Make the most of the new bmj.com
08/11/2011 30:01
Fall assessment In the residential home
14/09/2011 00:00
Fall assessment on the ward
14/09/2011 00:00
Fall assessment in A&E
14/09/2011 00:00
Functional assessment in the home
29/08/2011 40:07
Find and Treat
25/07/2011 00:00
Medical devices - Tom Joyce on device regulation
14/05/2011 00:00
Medical devices - David Langton on metal on metal hips
14/05/2011 00:00
Twitter epidemics
03/05/2011 00:00
Biobank
21/04/2011 00:00
Shit matters
14/04/2011 00:00
Tournistrips
07/04/2011 00:00
Gentamicin calculator
07/04/2011 00:00
Medical Innovations: Eyewear
17/03/2011 00:00
The hunt for mystery genes
10/03/2011 00:00
Migraine: the pain and the pressure
05/02/2011 00:00
2010
Was trinkt man zum Käsefondue?
20/12/2010 00:00
Phantom vibrations
15/12/2010 00:00
Henri IV
15/12/2010 00:00
Sleep well
24/11/2010 00:00
HIV shoots up
03/06/2010 00:00
WHO disclosure
03/06/2010 00:00
Sudden infant death syndrome
01/03/2010 00:00
How to get your research published
01/03/2010 00:00
2009
Swedish House
19/12/2009 00:00
Maisie & George and the future of their planet
19/09/2009 00:00
Vaccine disputes - wakefield and the MMR crisis
22/06/2009 00:00
The coming of β blockers
21/05/2009 00:00
The woman who knew too much
21/05/2009 00:00
The man who stopped smoking
21/05/2009 00:00
The TB trials
21/05/2009 00:00
Death by mosquito
21/05/2009 00:00
Surgery transformed
21/05/2009 00:00
A new world is born
21/05/2009 00:00
The issues
21/05/2009 00:00
The stories
21/05/2009 00:00
Effect of virtual reality training on laparoscopic surgery
21/01/2009 00:00
2008
Out of the shadows
08/10/2008 00:00
Reward hospitals for improving quality, Lord Darzi says
02/10/2008 00:00
Medical evidence exposes US use of torture
30/09/2008 00:00
Meeting the challenge of antibiotic resistance
18/09/2008 00:00
Latest BMJ Podcast
Doctors on strike
Audio chapters:
Practicalities of striking: 0:51
drug testing in athletics: 9:37
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Anti vaccination movements
Paul Offit, the author of the yes side of our head to head article "Should childhood vaccination be mandatory", joins us to discuss his book Deadly Choices: How the anti-vaccine movement threatens us all, and explains why he thinks it is wrong to refuse to accept patients who haven't been vaccinated.
Also, in the month when UK prime minister David Cameron said dementia care is a “national crisis” and that he is making it one of his personal priorities, Marcel Olde Rikkert, professor in geriatrics at Radboud University Nijmegen Medical Centre in the Netherlands, discusses his research which looks at the relative effectiveness of dementia follow up care by either dedicated memory clinics or general practitioners.
See also:
Should childhood vaccination be mandatory? Yes or No.
Effectiveness of dementia follow-up care by memory clinics or general practitioners
18/05/2012 46:55
GAVI in Ghana
BMJ features editor Rebecca Coombes finds out more about a new pneumococcal vaccine being rolled out in Ghana. And David Payne meets Kenneth Kizer, the US doctor who transformed the failing Veteran’s Health Administration and took on the tobacco industry in California.
See also:
Rebecca Coombes: Soaring rents but Ghana gets it right on vaccinations
11/05/2012 43:56
Type 1 or type 2 diabetes?
04/05/2012 10:39
SPARX and spirometry
27/04/2012 17:08
23.5 hours to change behaviour
20/04/2012 24:35
Overactive bladder syndrome
13/04/2012 17:04
Stopping the spread of disease at the Olympics and Hajj
05/04/2012 16:20
SSRIs in dementia, and exposure to a rash in pregnancy
30/03/2012 26:57