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TIL Taxi drivers are less likely to die from Alzheimer's disease. Having to memorize routes is hypothesized to have beneficial effects on the hippocampus, a brain structure involved in learning and memory, which degenerates in Alzheimer's disease

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Technology · United States

Women non-smokers still around 50% more likely than men to develop COPD, research finds

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Women are around 50% more likely than men to develop COPD, the umbrella term for chronic lung conditions, such as emphysema and bronchitis, even if they have never smoked or smoked much less than their male counterparts, suggests observational research, published in the open access journal BMJ Open Respiratory Research.See the Story

Basseterre · Basseterre

Medical school perspectives: From nephrologist to med school dean

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Mark E. Rosenberg, MD, FASN, dean of the American University of the Caribbean School of Medicine, shares his perspectives on education, Match 2025 and more.See the Story

Re: Care guided by tissue oxygenation and haemodynamic monitoring in off-pump coronary artery bypass grafting (Bottomline-CS): assessor blind, single centre, randomised controlled trial

Agreement: I AgreeBody: Dear Editor Not everything is equal, of course. The work of Han et al, in a very large database, studies the incidence of complications associated with ‘guided care’ or ‘usual care’, as the authors mention (1). They choose cardiac surgery off-pump since this population has a great use for coronary surgery in their country and is associated with severe haemodynamic complications, similar to what occur in high-risk non-card…Santiago · Santiago Read Article

Focusing on a child’s strengths can help them thrive after an ADHD, autism diagnosis

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When parents are concerned about their child’s development, they often seek an assessment to address concerns and identify any conditions, such as autism,...Autism See the Story

Prevention: The Law of Inverse Relevance

Agreement: I AgreeBody: It was in the first ever episode of the BBC comedy “Yes Minister” that Sir Arnold referred to the ‘Law of Inverse Relevance’. This law states that “the less you intend to do about something, the more you have to keep talking about it”. It’s arguable that this law has been consistently applied to the prevention of ill health. Doyle, Patel and Kassam (2025) argue that policy on prevention still largely remains “a mantra” an…Worcestershire · Worcestershire Read Article

Why we should forgive debt for poorer countries—and medical students; reply to Dr Perera

Agreement: I AgreeBody: Dear Editor As indicated by Dr Perera [1], Sri Lanka has an excellent track record of providing almost-free undergraduate medical training for their citizens. However, when it comes to postgraduate medical examinations, there’s an established fee-structure [1]. In the UK too, at least up until 1998, there was a university tuition fee exemption for those who were “ordinarily resident” and in full time education [1]. Such e…Colombo · Colombo Read Article

Stories of suffering and hope emerge at discussion of homelessness

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The screening of a documentary film about London's addiction and homelessness crisis drew a strong crowd to London's Palace Theatre on Monday.Housing · Palestine See the Story

Re: Trends in UK mortality reflect a public health failure

Agreement: I AgreeBody: Dear Editor In this editorial the authors say that reporting of the recent Global Burden of Disease (GBD) study[1] omitted any mention of austerity when highlighting England’s sharp decline in life expectancy improvements. We think they are referring only to the press coverage, such as the relevant Guardian article,[2] not to the GBD paper itself. In fact, the paper that they referenced [1] discussed austerity at some len…Health · Norwich Read Article

Fight, fold or freeze: How should the world react to Trump's global trade gamble?

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The Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR), one of the UK’s central forecasters, prepared itself for President Trump’s tariff war – or at least partially. At a presentation after Chancellor Reeves’ Spring Statement, OBR chair Richard Hughes admitted the fiscal watchdog’s central forecast risked being completely undermined by global events. Hughes came up with three possible scenarios for what Trump could announce and how much pain the UK econo…Donald Trump See the Story

My plea to the GMC: Make support structures obligatory for all general practitioners (GPs) to help PREVENT “feeling trapped, overburdened and facing burnout”

Agreement: I AgreeBody: Dear Editor I appreciate Emma Wilkinson’s article (1) and the many valuable thoughts in the rapid responses, pointing to the need to keep mental health services going for distressed doctors. (Apologies for my very late reply) I want to add that GPs need also preventative measures. For the last 20 years GPs in Edinburgh can access regular support groups for free, the facilitators are funded by the local health and social c…GMC · Edinburgh Read Article

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Top The BMJ News

TIL Taxi drivers are less likely to die from Alzheimer's disease. Having to memorize routes is hypothesized to have beneficial effects on the hippocampus, a brain structure involved in learning and memory, which degenerates in Alzheimer's disease

Women non-smokers still around 50% more likely than men to develop COPD, research finds

Medical school perspectives: From nephrologist to med school dean

Re: Care guided by tissue oxygenation and haemodynamic monitoring in off-pump coronary artery bypass grafting (Bottomline-CS): assessor blind, single centre, randomised controlled trial

Focusing on a child’s strengths can help them thrive after an ADHD, autism diagnosis

Prevention: The Law of Inverse Relevance

Why we should forgive debt for poorer countries—and medical students; reply to Dr Perera

Stories of suffering and hope emerge at discussion of homelessness

Re: Trends in UK mortality reflect a public health failure

Fight, fold or freeze: How should the world react to Trump's global trade gamble?

My plea to the GMC: Make support structures obligatory for all general practitioners (GPs) to help PREVENT “feeling trapped, overburdened and facing burnout”

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