We urgently need a grown up national conversation about our contract with the NHS and our commitment to our own population health, writes Christina Pagel
The BMJ’s statistical editors relish a quiet Christmas, so make their wish come true and pay attention to the list of common statistical faux pas presented here by Riley and colleagues
Dec 20
How long does it take to achieve optimal palatability of a cup of tea? What is the best biscuit for busy NHS staff tea breaks? Find out the answers to these all important questions with the findings of the DUNC study
Dec 19
Victor Montori and Dominique Allwood argue that industrialised healthcare is humanly and financially unsustainable. The way forward demands a radical change in healthcare to create the conditions for careful and kind care
Dec 14
We must set our sights on a fundamental economic reset with planetary health at its core, argue Kent Buse and colleagues
Oct 12
Stronger air quality targets are key to safeguard the health of current and future generations, writes Camilla Kingdon
Oct 13
This new global retrospective cohort study sought to identify whether covid vaccines are associated with menstrual changes. What were the findings?
Sep 27
Exertional heat stroke, the third leading cause of mortality in athletes during physical activity, is the most severe manifestation of exertional heat illnesses
Oct 11