There is not a person or aspect of life that has not been affected by covid-19. The pandemic hit as I was approaching the notoriously hard second year exams at […]
Only by understanding inequality can clinicians start to heal their patients and communities, write Utpal Sandesara, Lauren Kelly, and Adeline Goss […]
Here are three tales of retractions and a puzzle. A tale of apparent benefit In a tweet on 16 April, the prolific Professor Mandeep R Mehra, whose 2020 PubMed record […]
The covid-19 pandemic has had a substantial impact on many aspects of human life, including that of doctors in training. A number of important changes to their daily working schedules […]
Alex Nowbar reviews the latest research from the top medical journals. […]
The covid-19 pandemic has seen unprecedented action by governments to restrict the movement of most of the world’s population from international travel and access to non-essential services and public spaces. […]
Michael Devlin calls for an appreciation of the health and wellbeing impact of the pandemic on frontline staff […]
On 4 June, a major covid-19 study was retracted from the Lancet. The observational study, published only 13 days earlier, reported potential harm from hydroxychloroquine treatment in covid-19. The paper […]
What is it like to care for someone you love who is dying from advanced cancer at home during lockdown? Kate Binnie discusses how it can heighten isolation and moral […]
On 29 April 2020 The Lancet published online the results of a study, conducted in China, reporting that “remdesivir was not associated with statistically significant clinical benefits in the treatment […]
