BMJ (BMJ, originalmente llamado British Medical Journal)

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  Año 2016, Vol. 352, Número 3

  • Cardiovascular outcomes associated with use of clarithromycin: population based study

    Angel Y S Wong, Adrian Root, Ian J Douglas, Celine S L Chui, Esther W Chan, Yonas Ghebremichael-Weldeselassie, Chung-Wah Siu, Liam Smeeth

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  • Pre-pregnancy potato consumption and risk of gestational diabetes mellitus: prospective cohort study

    Wei Bao, Deirdre Tobias, Frank Hu, Jorge E Chavarro, Cuilin Zhang

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  • Bahraini doctor detained for Tweets needs legal and medical support, says BMA

    Clare Dyer

    

  • WHO confirms new case of Ebola in Sierra Leone

    Anne Gulland

    

  • NHS organ registry considers new way to stop families over-ruling relatives’ wish to donate

    Gareth Iacobucci

    

  • Second test for Down’s syndrome is recommended for NHS

    Jacqui Wise

    

  • India is at high risk from surge in cases of melioidosis, warn researchers

    Sophie Cousins

    

  • Speeding up access to new drugs threatens evidence based medicine, says health economist

    Nigel Hawkes

    

  • Doctors condemn closures at Sudanese teaching hospital

    Adrian O’Dowd

    

  • Ebola outbreak in west Africa is officially over

    Anne Gulland

    

  • Three Italian hospitals where women died in labour are criticised in report

    Michael W. Day

    

  • NHS trust first to face trial for corporate manslaughter after “wholly avoidable” death of patient

    Clare Dyer

    

  • Seven day opening of GP surgeries may not work everywhere, minister tells MPs

    Adrian O’Dowd

    

  • Doctors and patients express concern over prospect of physician assisted death

    Anne Gulland

    

  • Doctors are prejudiced against transgender patients, MPs say

    Jacqui Wise

    

  • Manufacturers failed to report infections from duodenoscopes, US investigation finds

    Michael McCarthy

    

  • World invests too little and is underprepared for disease outbreaks, report warns

    Anne Gulland

    

  • Amyloid plaques are still main target for Alzheimer’s drugs

    Nigel Hawkes

    

  • Panel’s questions will delay large cigarette packet warnings, says expert

    Cheryl Travasso

    

  • Junior doctors’ contract talks will resume on Thursday

    Abi Rimmer

    

  • BMA disagrees that 15 of 16 junior contract issues are resolved

    Abi Rimmer

    

  • Sixty seconds on . . . alcohol guidelines

    Nigel Hawkes

    

  • Five minutes with . . . Norman Lamb

    Gareth Iacobucci

    

  • US president endorses “moonshot” effort to cure cancer

    Michael McCarthy

    

  • Stop smoking services are under threat owing to budget cuts

    Jacqui Wise

    

  • First US case of Zika virus infection is identified in Texas

    Michael McCarthy

    

  • Strong support for strike sends clear message to government, says BMA

    Zosia Kmietowicz

    

  • GP who orchestrated cigarette scam is struck off

    Clare Dyer

    

  • India to track progress of 75 cities to improve sanitation

    Sanjeet Bagcchi

    

  • US dietary guidelines make no recommendation on sugar tax

    Michael McCarthy