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Liz Wager: Romanian ramblings

August 12, 2008

I’m just back from a week’s holiday in Romania. If your idea of a relaxing break is designer shopping, things that run on time and predictability, then I recommend you […]

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Liz Wagerholidays, Romania, society, Western Europe6 Comments

Simon Chapman and Becky Freeman: A light and mild settlement?

August 11, 2008

On July 31, two of Canada’s biggest tobacco companies, Imperial Tobacco Canada Ltd and Rothmans Benson and Hedges Inc, agreed to pay $300 million in fines and an additional $815 […]

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Guest writers, Simon Chapmanaddiction, Canada, public health, tobacco control2 Comments

Nicholas Christakis: Email bankruptcy

August 6, 2008

Lightning struck my home recently and the power surge resulted in my computer crashing. I lost a small file that kept track of several dozen emails (out of the well […]

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Guest writersemail, information technology, IT2 Comments

Julian Sheather: Worshipping the sun

August 5, 2008

I am forty-four. Even allowing for the decade or so that modern medicine has added to our Biblical three score years and ten, I am, statistically, over half way through […]

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Guest writers, Julian Sheatherageing, global warming, Granta magazine, Jim Holt, philosophy, Schrödinger, Sir Roger Penrose2 Comments

Siddharta Yadav: Waist size story

August 5, 2008

Last week I attended the 29th Asian Medical Students’ Conference (AMSC) in Tokyo along with 450 other medical students like me from 20 countries in Asia and Pacific. Our aim: […]

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StudentsAsia, non-communicable diseases, obesity, public health, Students7 Comments

Richard Smith: Medpedia – inspired by the counterculture of the 60s

August 4, 2008

Medpedia, a medical version of Wikipedia, had to happen, and now it has. The full site will launch later in 2008, but a preview is already available. The founders—James Currier […]

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Guest writers, Richard SmithMedpedia, Web 2:0, Wikipedia4 Comments

Elizabeth Loder: The sex lives of older people

July 30, 2008

A recently published BMJ paper on sex at 70 attracted the attention of the medical columnist for the New York Times. It also caught the attention of NYT readers, as […]

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Editors at largeOlder people, research, sexual activity1 Comment

Richard Smith: Are we all Thatcherites now?

July 30, 2008

A friend, possibly drunk, recently sent me a message on Facebook to ask if I was a Thatcherite. Thatcher was in the news because of the debate about her state […]

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Guest writers, Richard Smithconservative, internal market, labour, margaret thatcher, NHS11 Comments

Harvey Marcovitch: Being an expert witness

July 29, 2008

I must have written more than 500 expert witness reports over the last 30 years; on a score of occasions I have given expert evidence in a family, civil, or […]

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Guest writersexpert witnesses, general practice, GMC, paediatrics3 Comments

David Payne: It’s the economy, mum and dad

July 29, 2008

Should doctors advise people to limit the number of children they have for the sake of the environment, asks the latest bmj.com poll. Our decision to ask this question was […]

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David Payne, Editors at largeclimate change, contraception, population7 Comments

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