The number of published studies using the Delphi method has increased considerably in recent years. The Delphi method is now ...

Perineal injuries have been neglected and deprioritised, at the expense of women’s health and wellbeing, write Kathrine ...

Ruth Butler (née Heinsheimer) was born in Israel in 1945. She moved to London with her parents, Siegfried and Liesel, at the ...

Jeffrey was born in Leeds and grew up in Roundhay. He won a scholarship to study medicine at Leeds University and completed ...

Vaccine misinformation and disinformation, which has been increasing since the covid-19 pandemic, must be countered ...

Risk assessment must be proportionate to evidence. If ten suspected cases over three years warrant national alarm, surely the many thousands of children who each year suffer preventable, ...

Parents will be allowed to buy infant formula from UK supermarkets using loyalty points and vouchers in a bid to make it more affordable. Current regulations, which are designed to encourage ...

Behind the UK’s “landmark” pharma deal with the US lies a costly surrender, with higher drug prices, weaker safeguards, and vague promises of investment, write Els Torreele and Martin McKee When the ...

Social media influencers are a popular source of health information to millions of people—and they are increasingly a more available and trusted source of help and advice than doctors. From global ...

The UK government’s 10 year plan commits to targeting childhood obesity through a series of measures that seemingly ignores ultraprocessed foods (UPFs).12 Without promoting literacy and understanding ...

Tom Nolan reviews this week’s research Social media platforms are awash with influencers promoting cures for all ills. They often make claims that would breach advertising rules—particularly in the ...

Committee rejects routine screening The UK National Screening Committee advised against routine screening for prostate cancer with the prostate specific antigen (PSA) blood test, arguing that the ...