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The BMJ today: From head to toe

March 25, 2014

Despite affecting opposite extremities of the body, two conditions examined in clinical reviews in The BMJ this week share a number of characteristics. Chronic migraine and fungal nail infections are […]

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The BMJ Today: Unrepentant hucksters, bedtime stories and tackling mental health

March 24, 2014

Recent research from the US shows that medical conspiracy theories are rife there. Almost half of north Americans believe in some health conspiracy theory or other: more than a third […]

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The BMJ Today: The versatility of medical careers

March 21, 2014

Since its inception, the BMJ has never ceased publication, even when London—where the British Medical Association is based—was being bombed during the Second World War. At the time, victims of […]

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The BMJ Today: Educating clinicians and consenting adults

March 20, 2014

BMJ news highlights ongoing debate around pharmaceutical companies providing medical education with a look at GSK’s plans to employ their own doctors to educate peers rather than using key opinion […]

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The BMJ Today: Is “Madonna” the answer and do these genes make me look fat?

March 19, 2014

Is “Madonna” the answer? Definitely “No” although the woman nominated one of Time Magazine’s 25 most powerful women of the past century would certainly have something to say about (Dr) […]

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The BMJ Today: Cigarettes and alcohol

March 18, 2014

“My earliest ambition was to be an engineer, because someone told me girls couldn’t be engineers,” says Glasgow based GP Margaret McCartney in BMJ Confidential. It’s this tenacious attitude that […]

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The BMJ Today: Statins in the headlines again

March 17, 2014

Statins have been featuring in the news fairly regularly of late. Last week they made the headlines again when a systematic review of side effects in placebo-controlled trials of statins […]

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The BMJ Today: One portion of broccoli and hummous to go

March 14, 2014

Do you ever stop off for a burger or a slice of pizza on your way home from work? And if the takeaway had organic broccoli spears and a hummous […]

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The BMJ Today: Surgery in a war zone

March 13, 2014

“Nothing else comes close to the enjoyment of being able to help people in a war zone,” says London based vascular surgeon David Nott in BMJ Confidential. For two decades […]

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The BMJ Today: Patient recordings, gestational diabetes, and smoking cessation in pregnancy

March 12, 2014

We’ve grown so used to the words, “your call may be monitored or recorded,” when dealing with our bank, phone company, or even dentist over the phone that it no […]

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