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The BMJ Today: FGM, GULP, and #NoMoreGames

February 17, 2015

ANALYSIS Too much technology: The BMJ’s overdiagnosis theme begins today with Bjørn Morten Hofmann, who argues that we are medicalising ordinary human conditions, and we need to rethink our reflex […]

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The BMJ Today: Sugar, HRT, and a neonate with a rash

February 16, 2015

• There are a number of responses to The BMJ’s latest investigation into links between public health scientists and food companies. Michelle Harvie and Louise Gorman say, “Industry funding is […]

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The BMJ Today: Sugar—a bittersweet topic

February 13, 2015

To paraphrase Forrest Gump, writing this blog is like a box of chocolates: you never know what you’re going to get. This Friday the 13th, I get sugar, a bitter […]

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The BMJ Today: Childhood drowning outcomes—prevention is key

February 12, 2015

My Facebook feed was filled with complaints after the National Football League’s Superbowl broadcast last week. The target? A commercial from an insurer highlighting the importance of preventing childhood accidents. […]

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The BMJ Today: Patient centered care

February 11, 2015

In May 2013 in The BMJ, a group of patients, clinicians, and editors called for a patient revolution, which would empower patients to “work in partnership . . . [with their […]

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The BMJ Today: Readmission rates and a second look at torture

February 10, 2015

Readmission rates to hospitals are often used as markers for quality of care, although a consistent link between readmissions and quality has not been established. Leora I Horwitz and colleagues conducted a […]

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The BMJ Today: Start your week by fine tuning your clinical research skills

February 9, 2015

Most doctors are dedicated clinicians who have worked extremely hard to earn the privilege of practising the art of medicine and caring for their fellow human beings. But there are, […]

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The BMJ Today: Food everywhere

February 6, 2015

I visited an old friend recently and we realised that we’d spent two hours of the evening watching a television channel devoted to cookery programmes, while eating. Food is everywhere […]

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The BMJ Today: The FDA and CDC’s disagreement over Tamiflu, and the spy who isn’t

February 5, 2015

If you remain uncertain about the benefits or otherwise of oseltamivir (Tamiflu), you may not be much helped by consulting and comparing the pronouncements and statements issued by the two […]

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The BMJ Today: Torture, training, and role models

February 4, 2015

Unsettlingly recent media coverage seems to be full of articles and images of torture which raises the questions for our profession of “What is the role of doctors when faced […]

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