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Doctors taking bribes from pharmaceutical companies is common and not substantially reduced by an educational intervention, finds a new randomised controlled trial from Pakistan

57 days ago gh.bmj.com medicine trial

A comprehensive meta-analysis of 43 trials reveals that organizational strategies, third-wave therapy, and problem-solving techniques are among the most effective cognitive-behavioral therapy components for managing ADHD symptoms.

57 days ago mentalhealth.bmj.com psychology

Dexterity assessment of hospital workers: prospective comparative study

3 months ago bmj.com

Chocolate intake and risk of type 2 diabetes: prospective cohort studies

3 months ago bmj.com diabetes

At-home medical tests, including hormone tests, and multicancer detection tests may be causing harm by leading people to worry unnecessarily, giving them a false sense of security, or leading people to use supplements and treatments they don't need…

3 months ago bmj.com health

Higher cardiorespiratory fitness (CRF) in older adulthood is associated with better performance across all five cognitive domains susceptible to age-related cognitive decline: episodic memory, processing speed, working memory, executive function/attentional control and visuospatial function.

3 months ago bjsm.bmj.com neuroscience

Gilead’s anti-diversion clause for lenacapavir exploits vulnerable communities

3 months ago bmj.com medicine

Sleep regularity and major adverse cardiovascular events

4 months ago jech.bmj.com

An analysis of links to the fossil fuel industry in medical research publications reveals a case for stronger action against the influence of these health harming companies

4 months ago bmj.com health

Chinese Scientists Report 'Promising Results' From Novel Alzheimer's Surgery

4 months ago gpsych.bmj.com china neuroscience

The World Health Organization has officially verified Jordan as the first country in the world to have eliminated leprosy

5 months ago bmj.com medicine

Diabetes: Once weekly insulin could be as effective as daily injections, studies indicate

5 months ago bmj.com diabetes medicine

New research shows that more than 4,000 people could be dying per year because of high turnover rates of nurses and doctors in hospitals in the UK.

4 months ago bmj.com health

Poor care in maternity services is being “normalised,” the Care Quality Commission (CQC) has warned as it urges the NHS and the government to act to prevent further harm to women and babies.

5 months ago bmj.com medicine

In England, a 1% increase in grassland area was linked to a 37% reduction in annual preventable deaths in the most deprived urban areas

4 months ago jech.bmj.com health

Gal-3 blocks the binding between PD-1 and pembrolizumab (brand name: Keytruda)

4 months ago jitc.bmj.com cancer

'Headspin hole': an overuse injury among breakdancers

5 months ago casereports.bmj.com health

Association of holidays and the day of the week with multicounty suicide risk

5 months ago bmj.com

Health impact of urban green spaces: a systematic review of heat-related morbidity and mortality

5 months ago bmjopen.bmj.com environment

Women physiotherapists and doctors working in elite and professional sport are paid less, get less work and face more harassment than men, an Australian-first study by La Trobe University has found.

5 months ago bjsm.bmj.com medicine

Reducing salt 1g daily in China could prevent ~9M cardiovascular events by 2030

5 months ago nutrition.bmj.com china

Gender medicine and the Cass Review: why medicine and the law make poor bedfellows

5 months ago adc.bmj.com medicine

A new drug for Alzheimer’s disease is causing excitement despite excess deaths, missing safety data, questionable efficacy, and financial conflicts of interest among the “independent” advisory panellists who recommended approval

6 months ago bmj.com disease medicine

UK government’s nutrition advisers are paid by world’s largest food companies, BMJ analysis reveals

6 months ago bmj.com health

Excess death rates have remained high in the West for three years running since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, finds a data analysis of 47 countries published in the open access journal BMJ Public Health.

6 months ago bmj.com covid medicine

Doctors overestimate terminally ill patients' survival days by a factor of 5.3

6 months ago bmj.com

Sleep duration, chronotype, health and lifestyle factors affect cognition [pdf]

6 months ago bmjpublichealth.bmj.com pdf

One of the first reports of cDC1 cells related to responders patients to checkpoint blockade immunotherapy

6 months ago jitc.bmj.com cancer

A meta-analysis of 436 participants, aged 36-60, revealed that psilocybin significantly improved depression scores compared to other treatments, especially in patients with secondary depression

7 months ago bmj.com medicine psilocybin

11% of 1710 patients (190 people) who took part in NHS England’s Type 2 Diabetes Path to Remission programme, which involves a three month “soups and shakes” diet, went into remission

7 months ago bmj.com diabetes medicine

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