The gradual rollout of the Pfizer and Moderna mRNA vaccines and the likelihood of additional approvals in the coming months provide hope for bringing the covid-19 pandemic under control in […]
In the wake of pandemic fatigue and the fallout from highly politicized public health interventions, Los Angeles has reached a crisis moment, writes Tara Vijayan […]
For patients whose condition worsens as they wait in line, the NHS has already been overwhelmed, says Daniel Sokol […]
An end to public entertainment is easily portrayed as inevitable during the pandemic, but in the UK it’s a direct result of the government’s failings, writes Kamran Abbasi […]
Eleanor Stott describes how she’s found solace in realising that the path of medicine isn’t so rigid after all […]
Scholarly articles are meant to stimulate discussion, but sometimes they do for unintended reasons. A recent article in the Christmas issue of The BMJ by one of us (Neil McLennan) […]
Public health workers, struggling with a new covid-19 variant, cannot be expected to deal with a chaotic end of the Brexit transition too […]
In our recent survey of harms at Christmas, Robin Ferner and I did not discuss the harms that might arise from having seasonal plants in the vicinity, other than Christmas […]
We still have a way to go to reach equity in global health, says Ankit Raj […]
The good news this week was that the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued emergency use authorisation for the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine. The FDA has also declared that the Moderna […]
