Findings indicate that even modest levels of physical activity can be beneficial. Engaging in regular…
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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.
Micronutrient deficiencies, such as low vitamin D and magnesium, are alarmingly common in people with…
A study investigates sparkling water’s role in weight loss, suggesting it might enhance glucose metabolism…
Researchers have developed a retinal ‘vascular fingerprint’ that can predict stroke risk as effectively as…
Saunas can offer relaxation, but spending too long inside without proper hydration can lead to…
People with bipolar disorder are much more likely to die prematurely, mainly due to accidents,…
Ticagrelor costs the United States over $750 million annually, yet a BMJ investigation casts new…
Over 200 million individuals aged 15–49 likely experienced at least one symptomatic outbreak in 2020,…
Findings Challenge Assumption That AI Will Soon Replace Human Doctors Research shows that top AI…
Researchers emphasize the need for clinical trials to confirm the findings and uncover the reasons…
Increasing physical activity to the levels of the most active quarter of Americans over 40…
A study conducted across 11 Massachusetts hospitals reveals a concerning 38% rate of adverse events…
An extensive study utilizing the UK Biobank explores the impact of lifetime cannabis use on…
Persistent cord friction is associated with chronic inflammation, which can result in skin ulceration. Doctors…
In regions with limited vegetation and low rainfall variability, the findings offer a global perspective…
New research suggests that regular physical activity after a dementia diagnosis may reduce death risk…
A study indicates that occasional weekend exercise may lower the risk of cognitive decline as…
The proportion is significantly higher than that estimated using the commonly used Body Mass Index…