War destroys more than bodies and minds. It tears up the roots of human wellbeing, rips the fabric of human community, severs bonds between people and the places they inhabit. And it leaves an enduring legacy, writes Julian Sheather
How should clinicians change their practice when caring for those affected by serious illness? This practice pointer offers guidance
Feb 28
This review provides an updated summary of evidence for acceptance and commitment therapy, a recent development in cognitive behavioral therapy, in treatment of chronic pain
New recommendation makes a weak recommendation against plasma exchange in patients with low risk of end stage kidney disease, and a weak recommendation in favour of plasma exchange in patients with moderate-high risk of ESKD
Feb 25
Clinical trials and guidelines must adopt best practices globally to realise potential benefits of acupuncture, argue experts in a major new BMJ collection
Yu-Tong Fei and colleagues examine the problems with designing and implementing trials of acupuncture
How many doctors would be sufficient to provide sustainable primary care services to patients?
Feb 2
The covid-19 pandemic has made the need to invest in primary care even clearer, write Henrique Lopes and colleagues
Feb 18