What does it take to be a good doctor today? […]
Niamh Brooks: “To be a good doctor can be painful”—career advice from Henry Marsh

What does it take to be a good doctor today? […]
Current economic and political climates are posing a threat to women’s sexual and reproductive rights […]
With a theme of “Psychiatry without Borders,” The Royal College of Psychiatry’s annual International Congress in Edinburgh last week was on trend in a post-Trump, post-Brexit era. Delegates were welcomed to “Auld Reekie” from nearly 50 different countries to discuss the latest advances and issues facing mental health patients and professionals—perhaps a sign of the international […]
Join our Tweetchat today at 5-6pm BST to discuss the terms of engagement for patient participation #BMJDebate […]
The international media attention that a booklet for pregnant women has attracted should encourage the Indian government to correct any inaccurate information […]
Turn the corner into cable street, and a sharp breeze from the river catches you; Sometimes the scent of the sea, a gust of wind from far off places; distant times Carry their stories into a song. We were here and we felt that gust: a common humanity—the force that binds us together. One mind, […]
We are lucky in BMA House to have a beautiful and well looked after garden. It is all the more of a luxury for being in the very centre of London. It was this garden that provided the venue for two talks that formed part of the Chelsea Fringe Festival. I attended one of them, […]
Healthcare is complex and no single government can manage alone […]
Elizabeth Loder explains why decision letters from The BMJ often arrive quickly and at odd hours […]
What is acceptable or unacceptable medical terminology in today’s world, asks Tessa Richards. […]