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Tiago Villanueva

The BMJ Today: Thinking about common and not so common conditions

April 8, 2015

• Pityriasis versicolor is a superficial fungal infection of the skin that is commonly seen in general practice. The latest practice pointer looks at its diagnosis, differential diagnosis, management, and […]

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Tiago Villanueva: Returning to medical school 10 years later

March 26, 2015

A few weeks ago, I returned to the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Lisbon—the medical school from where I graduated ten years ago. The reason was to participate […]

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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: How much do you know about mind altering drugs?

January 29, 2015

Martin Mckee, a prominent public health academic and a prolific writer for The BMJ, is featured this week in the always entertaining BMJ Confidential. As professor of European public health at […]

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The BMJ Today: Getting to grips with research and research papers

January 8, 2015

The BMJ Today blogs this week are all written by research editors, who handle original research manuscripts from submission up to eventual acceptance (even though that only applies to a […]

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The BMJ Today: Looking for general practitioner (GP) authors

December 4, 2014

In a recent BMJ Today, I explained that The BMJ maintains an educational section called Endgames aimed at junior doctors preparing for their postgraduate examinations. What I didn’t say was […]

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The BMJ Today: How can doctors learn about research?

November 17, 2014

In my previous role at The BMJ, I had the chance to work on Endgames, whose educational content is aimed at helping junior doctors in the UK and around the […]

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The BMJ Today: The joys and snags of being a GP

October 27, 2014

As a GP who didn’t train in the UK and who has never worked in the country as a GP, I follow the situation of general practice in the UK […]

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The BMJ Today: The complexity of medical jargon

September 22, 2014

Up to this day, I’m still often asked by friends when I am going to become a specialist, considering I am “just” a GP. It remains difficult for lay people […]

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The BMJ Today: The perils of not keeping your mouth shut

September 11, 2014

A few weeks ago, I had to take parenteral antibiotics for a condition that was not improving with oral antibiotics. Moreover, in my native Portugal it is still common, for […]

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