This week’s joint investigation by The BMJ and Guardian reveals a culture in the NHS in which sexual assault and harassment are pervasive
Jonathan Cylus and colleagues argue that inflationary pressures mean the NHS may have reached the limit on its ability to contain costs for goods and staff without affecting care
May 25
In collaboration with WHO, this collection examines the benefits of integrated care for NCDs and maternal, newborn, and child health
May 23
Breakthrough SARS-CoV-2 infections were of generally lower severity and less likely to result in death than infections among unvaccinated individuals, finds study
Satisfaction with health services is at a historical low—but nuance is found by looking at political affiliation, finds John Appleby
May 18
Next time someone suggests that the NHS is unsustainable, ask them: “Do you want less healthcare overall?, writes Helen Salisbury
May 2
New research finds that SARS-CoV-2 case rates varied across different sociodemographic groups, particularly ethnicity and religion, in the second and third waves of the covid-19 pandemic
Apr 3
Men and women who were conceived by assisted reproductive technology and become parents do not appear to be at increased risk of adverse pregnancy outcomes
Apr 5
