The recent analysis by Cho et al., provides a sobering look at our prescribing behaviour, but it also highlights a persistent ...

Dear Editor, A significant rise in HIV/AIDS cases has been reported in Pakistan, particularly among children, with more than ...

Dear Editor, John Launer cautions against doctors “controlling the narrative,” but this only begins to address a deeper ...

The UK has long been a global leader, using Trusted Research Environments (TREs) and frameworks such as the F ...

The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is testing “real time clinical trials,” which it says will provide faster access to ...

As the US military ends a tradition of mandatory seasonal flu shots, Chris Baraniuk reports on the ensuing debate over troop ...

The largest product liability case in UK legal history—with more than 7000 potential claimants—reached the High Court in ...

Dear Editor, It is noteworthy that the recent advice from the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency to limit ...

Data show that the NHS has got worse at diagnosing cancer on time, with huge variation between the best and worst performing ...

An Israeli court has extended the detention of the prominent Palestinian paediatrician Hussam Abu Safiya, who has spent more ...

System recovery relies on building digital infrastructure to connect healthcare staff with patients in rural areas, writes ...

Maternity services across the UK are under unprecedented strain.1 Debate has appropriately focused on safety, with less ...