Allen Frances: How antipsychotics could be contributing to childhood obesity
Listen as Allen Frances discusses how antibiotics could be contributing to childhood obesity on the Tasha Kheiriddin Show.
Gordon Guyatt: Introduction to BMJ Rapid Recs
Read about the new BMJ collaboration that accelerates evidence into practice to answer the questions that matter quickly and transparently through trustworthy recommendations.
Iona Heath: Too much medicine is making us sick
Listen as Dr Iona Heath discusses how too much medicine is making us sick.
Gary Schwitzer: Conflicts of Interest in Health Care Journalism
Gary Schwitzer, publisher of HealthNewsReview.org, presents a three part series detailing the concerns about conflicts of interest in health care journalism. Part 1 discusses why it matters if health care…
Andrew Carr: Many operations could be unnecessary
Andrew Carr discusses how many common surgeries have never been subjected to the same rigorous testing as drugs, and benefits can be explained by patients' expectations of improvement.
Alan Cassels: We’ve got good people and evidence. All we need now are good institutions
Read as Alan Cassels discusses how "ensuring that drugs are only prescribed when needed, to patients who would derive great benefit from taking them, needs to be reinforced by a…
Paul Glasziou: Can it really be true that 50% of research is unpublished?
Paul Glasziou and Ian Chalmers discuss research waste on BMJ Blogs.
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