Individual non-invasive tests should not be used independently to rule out the a serious brain injury complication, says researchers Non-invasive tests based on physical signs keep reading
A voluntary pact with the food industry to curb salt content in England has been linked to thousands of extra heart disease/stroke and stomach cancer keep reading
Finding show that soothing music has a similar effect to midazolam in relieving anxiety before regional anaesthesia Music may offer an alternative to the use keep reading
A new report shows that around six per cent of patients are affected by preventable harm in medical care Around one in 20 (six per keep reading
Results of a new study suggest that getting a flu vaccination during pregnancy is safe for mother and offspring There is no association between exposure keep reading
More GPs are opting for targeted antibiotics, and this fall in antibiotic prescribing has been slowest for older patients and those with an unclear diagnosis keep reading
The BMJ has questioned the WHO’s advice on replacing saturated fat with unsaturated fat Advice to reduce intake of total saturated fat and replace it keep reading
According to new research published on The BMJ, menstrual symptoms have been linked to nine days of lost productivity, due to presenteeism, every year Menstrual keep reading
New data published on The BMJ shows that being a ‘morning person’ may be linked to a lower risk of breast cancer Findings have implications keep reading
A new study in The BMJ shows that investment in tobacco control is more important than ever Investment in tobacco control is more important than keep reading
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