This article describes which patients might benefit from pre-Ramadan consultations, with suggestions for joint decision making
How many doctors would be sufficient to provide sustainable primary care services to patients? John Appleby considers the challenges involved in making accurate calculations
Feb 2
"Mr Johnson, on behalf of all those who are bereaved, chronically sick, clinically vulnerable, the frontline workers, and citizens who made sacrifices for the greater good...You cannot lead us," writes Trish Greenhalgh
Feb 1
Policy makers should prioritise public health over private monopolies in the debate around global access to covid-19 vaccines and treatments, argues this Analysis
Jan 31
Through careful selection and robust, well planned implementation, PROMs, as part of a combination of initiatives, have potential to enhance the care of the millions of people living with long covid
Jan 28
Chris Baraniuk looks at the range of responses to long covid around the continent
Jan 20
Every time we give up a protection too early we slow our collective recovery, put our children in harm’s way, increase the risk of further variants, and add to the death toll
Jan 25
More than 1000 cases of BA.2—a sub-lineage of the SARS-CoV-2 variant omicron—have been identified in England, the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has reported
