When citizens find no accountability among their leaders, and feel unsupported by experts and the media, the law remains one form of redress, he writes. On 29-5-1959 Adrian Paul (nickname: Adrian) was born in London, England, UK. It is time to embrace cannabis for medicinal use, say experts, Jeremy Hunt: “I was too slow to boost the NHS workforce”, Keeping active or becoming more active in middle and older age linked to longer life, Lab tests show that some traditional soup broths have antimalarial properties, Labelling foods with amount of physical activity needed to burn off calories linked to healthier choices, Late childhood peer group status linked to heightened adult circulatory disease risk, Leading academics call for statutory levy on gambling firms to reduce harm, Leaving 2-hour gap between dinner and bedtime may not affect blood glucose, Legal cannabis stores linked to fewer opioid deaths in the United States, Less sugar in school packed lunches but lower levels of vitamins/minerals than decade ago, Levels of inflammatory marker (CRP) linked to housing type and tenure, Life threatening lung inflammation linked to vaping in 16 year-old, Lifestyle explains part of the protective effect of education on heart disease, Limited supply may scupper proposals to use antimalarials to ward off Covid-19, Listening to music linked to significant reduction in anxiety/pain after major heart surgery, Lonely cardiac patients at increased risk of death within year of hospital discharge, Long term use of hormone therapy linked to increased Alzheimer’s risk, Long working hours linked to heightened depression risk in women, Look to vets’ infectious disease know-how to end Covid-19 lockdown, UK government urged, Lop-eared rabbits more likely to have tooth/ear problems than erect eared cousins, Losing weight can reverse type 2 diabetes, but is rarely achieved or recorded, Machine learning shows similar performance to traditional risk prediction models, Major political events linked to mood decline among young US doctors, Major surgery associated with small, long term decline in brain functioning, Make-up of gut microbiome may influence COVID-19 severity and immune response, Male scientists frame their research findings more positively than women, Managerial support for depressed employees linked to fewer days off work, Many antibiotic courses for common infections not in line with guidelines, Many NHS partnerships with drug companies are out of public sight, Many owners of rescue dogs think they are imported (wrongly) into UK via Pet Travel Scheme, Marketing claims for infant formula should be banned, argue experts, Measures to deal with covid-19 “may be having a negative effect on other causes of death,” says expert, Media reports of celebrity suicide linked to increased suicide rates, Medical scribes could help doctors care for more patients, Medicinal cannabis may not ease sleep problems in the long run, Mediterranean diet promotes gut bacteria linked to ‘healthy ageing’ in older people, Meeting recommended weekly physical activity levels linked to lower risk of death, Melatonin for jet lag shouldn’t be available on the NHS, concludes expert review, Men pose more risk to other road users than women, Men predominate in 85%+ COVID-19 decision-making/advisory bodies globally, Menstrual symptoms linked to nearly 9 days of lost productivity through presenteeism every year, Mental ill health ‘substantial health concern’ among police, finds international study, Mexico’s sugary drinks tax has helped cut consumption after just three years, Mid-life resting heart rate of 75+ beats/min linked to doubling in early death risk, Mid-life weight gain linked to faster decline in lung capacity in older age, Middle aged muscle mass linked to future heart disease risk, Mindfulness promising option for easing chronic pain, Minimum pricing policy appears to have cut spending on alcohol in Scotland, Misleading information in 1 in 4 most viewed YouTube COVID-19 videos in English, Moderate egg intake not associated with cardiovascular disease risk, More than 300 million cases of hip and knee osteoarthritis worldwide in 2017, More than half of UK female surgeons have experience of workplace discrimination, poll suggests, Most dietary guidelines are not compatible with global health and environmental targets, Most diets lead to modest weight loss and lower blood pressure, but effects largely disappear after a year, Most dog and cat owners not aware of pet blood donation schemes, MPs challenge Prime Minister to take action on Long Covid, Much of the world may not have access to a covid-19 vaccine until 2022, Mum’s workplace exposure to solvents may heighten child’s autism risk, Musculoskeletal conditions now second global cause of years lived with disability, Music may offer alternative to preoperative drug routinely used to calm nerves, Nations with strong women’s rights likely to have better population health and faster growth, Nearly 1 in 2 swingers uses recreational drugs to intensify sex, survey suggests, Nearly quarter of a billion people in Africa will catch coronavirus and up to 190,000 could die, Nearly third of US young people prescribed psychoactive drugs admit misusing them, New anti-clotting drugs linked to lower risk of serious bleeding, New Co-Editors-in-Chief for BMJ Quality & Safety journal, New Editor-in-Chief for BMJ Evidence-Based Medicine, New Editor-in-Chief for BMJ Health & Care Informatics journal, New Editor-in-Chief for BMJ Open Diabetes Research & Care, New Editor-in-Chief for BMJ Open Sport & Exercise Medicine, New Editor-in-Chief for BMJ Open Sport & Exercise Medicine journal, New Editor-in-Chief for British Journal of Sports Medicine, New Editor-in-Chief for Occupational & Environmental Medicine journal, New Editor-in-Chief for the BMJ Sexual & Reproductive Health journal, New Editor-in-Chief for the Journal of Investigative Medicine, New Editor-in-Chief for the Journal of Medical Genetics, New evidence links ultra-processed foods with a range of health risks, New guidelines label millions more people as having high blood pressure, New Labour’s policies reduced geographical inequalities in infant mortality rates, New Preprint Server for the Health Sciences Announced Today, New studies warn against complacency in efforts to tackle smoking, New study adds to evidence of diabetes drug link to heart problems, New study confirms advice given to the UK government about school closures, New testosterone rule for female athletes “risks setting an unscientific precedent” warn experts, New tool predicts risks of hospital admission and death from Covid-19, New trial finds arthritis drug no better than standard care for severe covid-19, New trial finds small benefit of inducing labour over “wait and see” approach for late term pregnancies, NHS “turning a blind eye” to labour rights violations in the trade of masks and gloves, NHS charging rules for non-residents ‘unworkable’ and harming wider UK health system, NHS commissioners are ignoring guidelines by rationing cataract surgery, NHS trusts act on staff pensions to stave off winter workforce crisis, NHS Trusts must tackle stress and burnout among health professionals, Nine out of 10 abortions done before 12 weeks in many high-income countries, No compelling evidence for health benefits of non-sugar sweeteners, No evidence of added benefit for most new drugs, say researchers, No link between flu vaccine in pregnancy and later health problems in children, No links between opioids or certain antibiotics in pregnancy and major birth defects, No safe level of caffeine consumption for pregnant women and would-be mothers, Noise on kids’ hospital wards at night exceeds recommended maximum, Non-fatal injuries cost US $1590 and 11 days off work per injured employee every year, Number of suicide deaths have risen globally to over 800,000 in 2016, Observed ‘gateway’ effect of e-cigarettes among teens “likely to be small”, Older kids who abuse animals much more likely to have been abused themselves, Omega-3 fats have little or no effect on type 2 diabetes, Once or twice weekly daytime nap linked to lower heart attack/stroke risk, One in five doctors in Sweden has a doctor parent, One in five people in England harmed by others’ drinking over past year, Only “modest” improvement in heart failure survival rates since 2000, Only 1 in 3 COVID-19 research authors are women and even fewer are senior authors, Optimal detection and treatment of cardiac risk could save millions of lives and billions of pounds, Oral herpes rates are falling in children, Owners of seriously ill pets at risk of stress, anxiety and depressive symptoms, Pandemic has widened existing gaps in access to abortion services across Europe, Parasitic eye infection poses significant threat to UK dogs, warn experts, Parental depression linked to kids’ increased use of health services, Parents’ mental illness linked to heightened risk of child injury, Parveen Kumar honoured for her outstanding contribution to health, Patient death rates higher on surgeons’ birthdays, Patients don’t mind if doctors sport tattoos or piercings, Pay people to get COVID-19 jab to ensure widespread coverage, says leading ethicist, People with ‘silent’ COVID-19 have as much coronavirus in their system as those with symptoms, Permanent night shift workers at heightened risk of moderate to severe asthma, Persistent poverty affects one in five UK children, Persistent sleep difficulties in infancy linked to heightened risk of childhood anxieties, Personal use of permanent hair dye not associated with greater risk of most cancers or cancer death, Phone system for assessing chest troubles is unsafe and unreliable, Physical activity at any intensity linked to lower risk of early death, Physically active mid-lifers more likely to be active into old age, Physically demanding jobs linked to shorter working lives and more sick leave, Planning for future care may be linked to longer survival in terminally ill patients, Plant extract combo may relieve hangover symptoms, Politicians and governments are suppressing science, argues The BMJ, Politicians must be held to account for mishandling the pandemic, Poor quality social relationships linked to bone loss in postmenopausal women, Popular European football games linked to traffic accidents in Asia, Popular nursery rhyme can help curb spread of common infections in children, Portable ‘electronic nose’ can accurately pick up oesophageal cancer precursor, Pre-treatment mental health assessment of trans people ‘dehumanising’ and ‘unjustified’, Prediabetes linked to increased risk of heart disease and death, Pregnancy complications linked to heightened risk of heart disease and stroke in later life, Pregnant women who work nights may have a greater risk of miscarriage, Pregnant women with covid-19 are less likely to have symptoms and may more likely need intensive care, Premature birth linked to increased risk of chronic kidney disease into later life, Premature delivery linked to heightened risk of early death for mothers, Prescribing for self, family, and friends widespread among young Irish doctors, poll shows, Prevalence of ‘silent’ COVID-19 infection may be much higher than thought, Preventive blood thinning drugs linked to reduced risk of death in covid-19 patients, Probiotics alone or combined with prebiotics may help ease depression, Professional view of vitamin D as medicine jeopardising elderly care home residents’ health, Proliferation of JUUL-related content on Instagram likely to appeal to the young, Prolonged high dose use of hormone drug linked to increased brain tumour risk in women, Proportion of UK adults on low incomes who face hunger has likely almost doubled since 2004, Protect health and social care workers and refer their deaths to the coroner, says The BMJ Editor, Psychiatrists most likely to speed while cardiologists most likely to drive luxury cars, Public opinion of drugs effectiveness may be too biased, Public perception of vets rooted in romanticised James Herriot fiction rather than fact, Quarter of Californian adults live in a household with a gun, poll indicates, Radiation doses from CT scans should be more consistent, say experts, Raising legal age for handgun sales to 21 linked to fewer adolescent suicides, Range of commercial infant foods has grown markedly in past seven years, particularly snack foods, Rapid rise in deaths from liver disease in the US over the last decade, Readiness for first sex is about more than age for many young Britons, Recent industry ties among scientists advising the US government on opioid policies, Red yeast rice supplement “has the potential to cause” liver damage, doctors warn, Regular tub bathing linked to lower risk of death from cardiovascular disease, Regular use of acid reflux drugs linked to heightened risk of type 2 diabetes, Remembering the UK doctors who have died of covid-19, Remove false teeth before general anaesthetic, doctors warn, Replacing red meat with plant foods may reduce the risk of heart disease, Retest for COVID-19 4+ weeks after symptoms first appear to curb infection risk, say researchers, Rethink COVID-19 infection control to keep primary schools open this winter, governments urged, Retractions for genetics studies around 8 times higher than for other life science disciplines, Review finds major weaknesses in evidence base for covid-19 antibody tests, Rigid social distancing rules for covid-19 based on outdated science, Rise in global deaths and disability due to lung diseases over past three decades, Rise in testosterone level boosts young women’s running capacity, Risk of miscarriage linked strongly to mother’s age and pregnancy history, Risks of shoulder replacement surgery higher than previously thought, Roger Horton appointed new BMJ chair of the board, Routine HPV vaccination linked to dramatic reduction in cervical disease among young women, Scant evidence that e-cigarette growth linked to ‘renormalisation’ of teen smoking, School testing plans risk spreading covid-19 more widely, warn experts, Season of birth may be linked to risk of heart death, Senior clinician and governance-led bereavement service may help curb legal action after hospital deaths, Sex in an MRI scanner … a look back at one of the most popular BMJ articles of all time, Sharp rise in canine fertility clinics but not always staffed with vets, Sharp rise in requests for knee and hip surgery being turned down, Sharp rise in sedentary time among newly retired women evident 2+ years later, Shifting public health messaging about face coverings could improve uptake, Short term low carbohydrate diet linked to remission of type 2 diabetes. Indeed, some legal avenues, including criminal negligence and misconduct in public office, are being explored, although proving any such claims will be difficult and drawn out. Tara McGinley says the tattooed most likely got inked because they lot a bet. Is it time to nationalise the drug industry? Managing a serious infectious disease outbreak in Iraq, Navigating complicated local protocols in Ukraine, Overcoming daily challenges in Azerbaijan, Practising evidence based medicine in Ukraine, Supporting doctors in Kazakhstan during a pandemic, Supporting the diagnosis and management of tuberculosis in Georgia, Using BMJ resources to provide better, safer, and more cost-effective care in Vietnam, Building success for both students and staff, Reaching evidence-based decisions rapidly with BMJ Best Practice, BMJ Paediatrics Hub – RCPCH Conference Online 2020, Five ways to improve medical practice – the perspective of a family doctor, Providing the best possible care to patients | Aversi Clinic, Georgia, Institutions in Ukraine with Access to BMJ CDS, BMJ Resources for Russian Medical Schools, BMJ Rheumatology Hub for the ACR Convergence 2020, Cadastre-se. It's actually quite an interesting article. Number of tattoo parlors in the U.S. 21,000. 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