The proportion of young children in Gaza affected by wasting—a form of severe malnutrition—fell sharply in the months after a ...
Combining exceptional technical ability with quiet authority, Ken Davidson was one of Scotland’s leading cardiothoracic ...
Doctors must be systematically trained in how to make clinical decisions under conditions of uncertainty, says England’s ...
Tom Nolan reviews this week’s research Protocols for using sodium chloride 0.9% solution, often called “normal saline,” have changed over the past two decades. In part because of its not so normal ...
A proactive, integrated approach is required to prevent exam errors, writes John C McLachlan Over the past 14 years, I’ve ...
A formidable, stylish woman, Lesley Southgate was the first woman professor in general practice, at St Bartholomew’s in ...
No other condition in the history of modern medicine has been neglected in such a way as Ehlers-Danlos syndrome [EDS],” Rodney Grahame, the rheumatologist and EDS expert, often said. In making this ...
The US Food and Drug Administration has just approved a new treatment for metastatic pancreatic cancer after a phase 3 trial ...
Decision making will move further from clinicians and patients under “mega board” reform On 1 September 2026, Scotland’s ...
As the NHS hurtles towards electronic patient records, increased computerisation, and greater use of AI, we need a more ...
Modest changes in QTc are unlikely to meaningfully impact risk for the average patient The potential for QTc prolongation and ...
UK officials are expanding wastewater and environmental surveillance to detect more dangerous pathogens that they say pose a ...
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