Articles by BMJ-British Medical Journal

Targeted measures needed to boost attendance among initial non-attenders and reduce mortality risk, say researchers

Screening is usually discontinued for women 65+ if their previous smear tests were normal despite rising global incidence of cervical cancer in this age group

Experts call to denounce “incredibly harmful” decision on abortion bans

Reverting to a healthy weight may improve clinical outcome, suggest researchers

Findings should be considered when planning further immunization campaigns and future vaccine development

Findings show increased mortality risks in offspring from birth to young adulthood

Regulators must be fully transparent about drug safety to ensure public trust in medicines, say experts

Manufacturers should consider extending tests to include both nose and throat sampling, say researchers

Could be used to screen for the disease in low resource settings, say researchers

Current evidence does not justify using colchicine and fluvoxamine to treat non-severe illness

Private companies and universities among those that may be failing to protect patient confidentiality

Increases in the early detection of lung cancer since 2014 in the US have saved an estimated 10,100 lives

Researchers call for routine monitoring of vaccine effectiveness as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to evolve

This recommendation is based on new data from six randomized controlled trials involving 4,796 patients

The tests fall short of minimum criteria set by WHO, US, and UK device regulators