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In classical Greek αποφράζω, αποφράσσω, or αποφράττω (depending on the dialect that you spoke) meant to block something up, with…

Kamran Abbasi, editor in chiefThe BMJkabbasi{at}bmj.comIn a recent lecture Chris Whitty, England’s chief medical officer, talked about how setbacks driven…

Medical students are experiencing “concerning levels of sexual violence, including criminal sexual offences” while studying, a new report suggests.1A report…

Elisabeth Perreau-Saussine, fifth year medical studentUniversity College London, UKCorrespondence to: E Perreau-Saussine elisabeth.perreau-saussine.20{at}ucl.ac.ukA golden question for future doctors is whether…

The non-profit organization used the release of its Strategic Roadmap and Action Plan to advocate for changes to the Food…

In this article (BMJ 2025;391:r2226 doi:10.1136/bmj.r2226, published 5 November 2025), Sandy Mather’s former job was incorrectly stated to be chair of the…

Public healthPoorer health is linked to votes for Reform UKPeople with poorer health are more likely to vote for the…

Kamran Abbasi, editor in chiefThe BMJkabbasi{at}bmj.comMention China to a medical journal editor, and their mind will leap to studies on…

Studies show medical students and residents often feel unprepared to counsel patients on nutrition, citing inadequate, outdated or impractical training.…

Srishruthi Thirumalai, fifth year medical studentUniversity College London, London, UKStrikes by resident doctors have made medical students more politically engaged,…