BMJ, originally known as the British Medical Journal, is a renowned global healthcare knowledge provider with a long history dating back to 1840. Based in the United Kingdom, BMJ has evolved from a traditional medical journal into a comprehensive global brand encompassing a variety of resources, including specialty journals, e-learning platforms, clinical decision support tools, and healthcare improvement services. The flagship journal, BMJ, is one of the world’s oldest general medical journals and is highly respected for its rigorous peer-reviewed research, insightful commentary, and significant contributions to evidence-based medicine. BMJ’s mission extends beyond publication, aiming to advance healthcare worldwide by sharing knowledge and expertise to improve outcomes, medical education, and clinical practice.
Experts emphasize the need for heightened caution in the initial stages of treatment, as risks are greatest soon after starting medication. A study recently published…
The BMJ reports that deepfake technology is being used to create fraudulent endorsements by famous UK TV doctors for health products on social media, complicating…
New research reveals that the Lee Silverman voice treatment (LSVT LOUD) significantly improves speech and communication for Parkinson’s patients more than standard NHS treatments or…
Despite containment and COVID-19 vaccines; “serious cause for concern,” say researchers. A study highlights persistent high excess death rates in the West from 2020 to…
The Cass Review has highlighted significant shortcomings in the evidence supporting the use of puberty blockers and hormones for transgender youth, advocating for a more…
Study reveals a higher risk of accidents in urban areas across Great Britain from 2013 to 2017. Researchers call for measures to mitigate this risk…
A comprehensive study published in BMJ Medicine reveals that while regular fish oil supplement usage might increase the risk of heart disease and stroke in…
Children living at 2000+ m above sea level in India are 40% more at risk than those living 1000m below. Children in rural areas seem…
While it’s not necessary to universally restrict all ultra-processed foods, evidence suggests that moderating specific types could benefit long-term health. Consuming large amounts of ultra-processed…
This is the first study to assess the risk associated with widely used progestogens. Extended use of certain progestogen hormone medications has been linked to…
Toxic leukoencephalopathy has been seen with heroin inhalation, but this is the first reported fentanyl case. Inhaling the synthetic opioid fentanyl may cause potentially irreversible…
Findings are encouraging but further evidence is needed before any clinical recommendations can be made, say experts. Psilocybin — the active ingredient in “magic” mushrooms…
An unhealthy lifestyle increases the risk of death by 78%, regardless of genetic predispositions. An analysis of data from multiple extensive long-term studies, published in…
Researchers suggest considering low-dose esketamine for individuals experiencing depressive symptoms during pregnancy. A clinical trial recently published in The BMJ reports that administering a single…
Adopting forage fish diet would be especially helpful in the Global South, say researchers. Swapping red meat for ‘forage fish’, such as herring, sardines, and…
People with the condition have a 30% higher likelihood of not fully recovering from a COVID-19 infection. People who are ‘double jointed,’ a condition formally…
Consistently exercising 2-3 times a week over the long term is linked to a lower current risk of insomnia as well as the ability to…
Raising the number of steps taken each day is associated with a reduced risk of mortality and cardiovascular diseases, irrespective of sedentary time. Each extra…