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Trans-sphenoidal surgery, a patient’s experience

A recent clinical review in The BMJ discusses diagnosis and management of prolactinomas and non-functioning pituitary adenomas. One management option…

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Overtreating mild hypertension, are we doing more harm than good?

Stephen Martin, an associate professor at the University of Massachusetts Medical School, thinks we're overtreating otherwise healthy patients who ha…

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Should patients be able to email their doctor?

Demand for better access to primary care is ever rising, but is email the answer? In this podcast, Elinor Gunning, a clinical teaching fellow in Lond…

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Ebola virus disease, a long terms perspective

David Heymann, professor of infectious disease epidemiology, and head and senior fellow, at the Chatham House Centre on Global Health Security was se…

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How to test for an immediate food allergy

A new rational testing article, published on thebmj.com, looks at how to diagnose an immediate food allergy. Mabel Chew, The BMJ's practice editor, i…

12 years ago

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Diagnosing and managing spasticity in adults

Management of spasticity requires a balanced approach, weighing the benefits of treatment against the usefulness of the spasticity. Current intervent…

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Are essential medicines essential?

Global endorsement as a WHO essential medicine is big step. But Corrado Barbui, from the Department of Public Health and Community Medicine at the Un…

12 years, 1 month ago

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Pre-diabetes - epidemic or emperor’s new clothes?

Pre-diabetes is an umbrella term and the most widely used phrase to describe a blood concentration of glucose or glycated haemoglobin (HbA1c) that li…

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Should research fraud be a criminal offence?

Research fraud, the deliberate falsification of research data, undermines science and can lead to horrible outcomes, as exemplified by Andrew Wakefie…

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Newly diagnosed HIV

HIV testing is now being routinely offered in increasingly diverse health settings, including primary care. In this podcast we talk to HIV consultant…

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