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The Lancet
- [Obituary] Anita Belman
Paediatric neurologist who identified neurological complications in children with HIV/AIDS. Born on Feb 20, 1940, in New York City, NY, USA, she died from complications of chronic obstructive pulmonar … - [Editorial] Climate change and health: 10 years on, what next?
The Paris Agreement came into force in 2016, a watershed in collective international action on climate change. That year also saw the creation of the Lancet Countdown on health and climate change, est … - [Perspectives] High-risk pregnancy after Dobbs: who is allowed to choose?
David N Hackney opens his book Impossible Choices: A Physician's Guidance on High-Risk Pregnancy in a World Without Roe on June 24, 2022, with a description of how unprepared he and his colleague … - [Department of Error] Department of Error
Boeddinghaus J, Bima P, Crisanti L, et al, PRESC1SE-MI investigators. Safety and efficacy of the 0/1 h pathway for myocardial infarction in the emergency department: an international, pragmatic, stepp … - [Correspondence] Women with obstetric fistula in Somalia deserve better – Author's reply
I would like to thank Carrie J Ngongo and colleagues for taking the time to write their Correspondence and for highlighting important aspects of obstetric fistula care in Somalia that could not be ful …
New England Journal of Medicine
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BMJ
- Pregabalin: the case for dialling back on a mediocre analgesic
Since its commercial launch in 2005, pregabalin has generated more than $50bn (£37bn; €44bn) in global revenue. Originally developed as an anticonvulsant, it became a “blockbuster” largely through its … - Changes in pregabalin use and overdose after government interventions and media coverage: retrospective observational study
AbstractObjectivesTo evaluate trends in pregabalin use and overdose in Australia and examine temporal relationships with media coverage (December 2018), prescribing and dispensing restrictions (April … - Effect of discontinuing antihypertensives on perioperative hypotension in older patients before non-cardiac surgery: multicentre, randomised, double blind, controlled trial
AbstractObjectiveTo determine whether discontinuing versus continuing angiotensin converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitors or angiotensin receptor blockers (ARBs) on the morning of surgery reduces periopera … - We should be wary of campaigns by pharmaceutical companies to destigmatise obesity
Eli Lilly’s UK “Obesity is a Disease” campaign is easy to applaud and easier to underestimate.1 Adverts across the UK explain that obesity is a complex disease rather than a failure of willpower, that … - Yvette Cooper unveils new NHS quango as part of abolishing “world’s largest quango”
A new NHS body separate from the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) is being set up to take on NHS England’s regional work, the health secretary has confirmed.1The government announced last y …
JAMA
- Women’s Health in 2027—A Call for Papers
What if we could shift the conversation about women’s health beyond the “usual” categories of reproductive health, pregnancy, menopause, and cancer (breast and gynecologic)? JAMA and the JAMA Network … - Error in Author Name
In the Original Investigation titled “Global Burden of Elevated LDL-C: Findings From the Global Burden of Disease Study 2023” published in the August 25, 2026, issue of JAMA, an error appeared in the … - Heart Transplant for Advanced Heart Failure: A Review
This narrative review discusses the management of adult patients with advanced heart failure before and after heart transplant, including rejection surveillance, complications, and posttransplant care … - Intravenous Vitamin C and Mortality and Organ Dysfunction in Severe Burn Injury—Reply
In Reply We thank Dr Hemilä and Ms Chalker for their interest in our VICTORY trial. They propose that the increased mortality in the vitamin C group reflected a rebound effect following abrupt discont … - Etiologies: Seeking Causation in Medicine and Poetry
One of the most central animating questions in medicine is “What is the cause?” Clinicians assiduously seek the diagnosis of a patient’s perplexing symptoms or probe what pathophysiology underlies the …
