Your weekly BMJ digest – 22/4/17
It’s that time of the week again, folks. I know, I know, you’re all clamouring for the latest from the
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Your weekly BMJ digest – 15/4/17
Some week eh? So human kind still exists despite heavy nuclear posturing from North Korea and the US, and the
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And we’re back for another round of Let’s-Try-and-Make-Reading-the-BMJ-fun! It’s been hard this week as this issue is predominantly concerned with
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It’s coming up to that time of the year again – speciality applications are looming and you realise with guilt
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We’ve all been there. The 7 p.m. alarm goes off and you’re up (after a few more presses of the
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Read moreBetter records will save lives – a new approach to helping the world’s poor
Worldwide 230 million people are invisible, as their births have not ever been recorded. Worse than that, this number is
Read moreFunctional Medicine: Medical Revolution or Hoax?
Current State of Affairs Preventative Medicine – These are buzzwords of 21st century healthcare. Many people have called for healthcare
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