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The Lancet
- [Correspondence] ChAdOx1 nCoV-19 vaccine: asymptomatic efficacy estimates – Authors' reply
It is well established that randomised controlled trials are the gold standard for estimating the effect of interventions. In such studies, outcomes in participants randomised to receive the new inter … - [Editorial] We need a global conversation on the 2020 Olympic Games
With 6 weeks until the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games begin, concerns over the safety of the Games amid the COVID-19 pandemic are intensifying. Public health experts have expressed strong reservations about … - [Clinical Picture] Tension pericardial abscess in a patient with tuberculosis: a rare cause of cardiac tamponade
A 24-year-old man presented to our hospital with a 5-day history of rapidly progressive shortness of breath, chest pain, and dry cough. The patient had a history of lymph node tuberculosis and 2 month … - [Perspectives] Narrative complexity in the time of COVID-19
During the COVID-19 pandemic, medicine and public health have grappled with challenges related to individual behaviour and decision making, both in terms of infection and more recently concerning the … - [Correspondence] Intersectionality in UHC: from blue-sky to day-to-day practice
Rajvinder Samra and Olena Hankivsky1 rightly address intersectionality in analysing inequalities and the intersection of social identities in power structures in medical education and its negative con …
New England Journal of Medicine
- Escaping the Labyrinth — On Finding a Common Path Forward in the ICU
New England Journal of Medicine, Ahead of Print. - Misogyny in Medicine
New England Journal of Medicine, Ahead of Print. - Promoting Equity for Women in Medicine — Seizing a Disruptive Opportunity
New England Journal of Medicine, Ahead of Print. - Ferning in Nasal Mucus
New England Journal of Medicine, Ahead of Print. - CRISPR-Cas9 Gene Editing for Sickle Cell Disease and β-Thalassemia
New England Journal of Medicine, Volume 384, Issue 23, June 2021.
BMJ
- Covid-19: Deaths in Brazil near half a million as controversial football tournament gets under way
Brazil continues to report a high number of covid-19 infections and deaths against the backdrop of a parliamentary inquiry into the government’s management of the pandemic and a controversial… … - NHS to trial “artificial pancreas” for patients with type 1 diabetes
Up to 1000 patients with type 1 diabetes will be fitted with an “artificial pancreas” in a landmark trial, NHS England has announced.The “closed loop” technology automatically balances blood sugar… … - Trying out nature’s cure
bmj;373/jun15_8/n1521/FAF1faMark Waugh/RHSGPs in Salford, Greater Manchester, have joined forces with the Royal Horticultural Society to take social prescribing to a new level by offering patients… … - Covid-19: Vaccine doses expire in US as uptake falls by 68%
Millions of vaccines are in danger of being thrown out as the US immunisation campaign hits a wall of vaccine refusal. The US led Canada in first dose coverage by 45% to 35% at the beginning of May,.. … - Rammya Mathew: Should GPs be more like hospital specialists?
Earlier this year the General Medical Council unveiled plans that would see GPs finally included on the specialist register,1 recognising that we’re specialists in general practice. The Royal College. …
JAMA
- Despite Big Buildup, Few Benefit From Medicare’s Advance Care Planning Coverage
This Medical News article describes research showing that few clinicians are using a Medicare benefit launched in 2016 to reimburse for discussing advance care planning with patients. - Promoting Trust and Morale by Changing How the Word Provider Is Used
This Viewpoint discusses the origins of the term provider as a reference to health care professionals, considers unintentional and potentially detrimental consequences of its use, and recommends repla … - A Population-Level Approach to Suicide Prevention
This Viewpoint discusses the prospect that suicide prevention interventions at a population level could complement gains from individual-level approaches and help reverse the high toll of suicide in t … - Drug-Resistant Malaria Detected in Africa Will Require Monitoring
Evidence in Africa that the malaria parasite Plasmodium falciparum has developed genetic variants that confer partial resistance to the antimalarial drug artemisinin is a warning of potential treatmen … - Addressing Clinician Well-being and the Opioid Epidemic
This Viewpoint describes the connections between the US opioid use disorder (OUD) epidemic and crises in health care workforce well-being and describes a collaboration between the National Academy of …
