New research indicates that a moderate amount of weekly strength training may be associated with…
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BMJ (formerly the British Medical Journal) is a globally respected publisher of medical research, education, and clinical practice resources. With a legacy dating back to 1840, BMJ is known for its commitment to evidence-based medicine, transparency, and improving healthcare outcomes. Its flagship journal, The BMJ, along with a range of specialty journals, publishes high-quality research, reviews, and commentary on clinical practice, public health, policy, and global medicine. This page features the latest research and insights from BMJ, highlighting developments that impact patients, practitioners, and health systems worldwide.
New evidence suggests calcium and vitamin D supplements may do far less to prevent fractures…
A tropical fruit best known for its sweet flavor may also help tackle one of…
Low levels of vitamin D may make recovery from breast cancer surgery more painful and…
Substantial heart health benefits may require 560-610 minutes of weekly exercise, with lower fitness individuals…
Higher soy and legume intake may reduce the risk of high blood pressure, with the…
An AI system may spot pancreatic cancer long before it becomes visible. A new artificial…
Cancer incidence is increasing, especially among younger adults, and current risk factors don’t fully account…
Sodium nitrite-related suicides are increasing in the UK, especially among young people, prompting calls for…
New research suggests that not just how much people exercise, but how varied their activity…
A new study suggests that something as simple as how you position your head during…
Could a simple weekly habit help protect the aging brain? New findings hint that time…
Researchers analyzing millions of safety reports identified a possible link between a popular obesity drug…
A long-running study suggests that the MIND diet may be linked to slower structural brain…
A sweeping review of clinical evidence casts doubt on one of the most commonly prescribed…
From dancing to swimming, exercise may be one of the most effective—and overlooked—treatments for depression…
New research suggests that patients with duplicate medical records face substantially higher risks during hospital…
A sweeping study from Sweden is challenging the long-held belief that autism mostly affects boys.…