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Christmas 2018: Measured energy content of frequently purchased restaurant meals

Very high dietary energy content of both full service and fast food restaurant meals is a widespread phenomenon, according to the findings of this new study

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Christmas 2018: Christmas, national holidays, sport events, and time factors as triggers of acute myocardial infarction

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Christmas 2018: Physician mothers’ experience of workplace discrimination

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Life expectancy: preventing heart disease will do most to reduce disparities, report finds

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Christmas 2018: Rethinking medicine

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Christmas 2018: The season of giving and sharing

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Christmas 2018: Key opinion leaders’ guide to spinning a disappointing clinical trial result

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Christmas 2018: A lexicon for gender bias in academia and medicine

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Christmas 2018: Obstacles to women’s success in medicine and research—an essay by Laurie Garrett

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Six US doctors are charged in $464m opioid and fake treatment scheme

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Christmas 2018: Consumption, flux, and dropsy: counting deaths in 17th century London

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Christmas 2018: Toying with inclusivity

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Christmas 2018: Is it time to start using the emoji in biomedical literature?

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Christmas 2018: Medical organisations must divest from fossil fuels

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Provide evidence of claims or leave register, Charity Commission tells complementary and alternative medicine organisations

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Surgeon’s suspension for sexually motivated behaviour is overturned because of “procedural unfairness”

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