Rigid Social Distancing Rules for COVID-19 Based on Outdated Science
Rules should better reflect the multiple factors that combine to affect risk, say experts
Articles by BMJ-British Medical Journal
Medicinal Cannabis May Not Ease Sleep Problems in the Long Run
Users might build up tolerance to sleep-inducing effects, suggest researchers
Music May Offer Alternative to Preoperative Drug Routinely Used to Calm Nerves
Similar effect as midazolam in relieving anxiety before regional anesthesia (peripheral nerve block), findings show
No Evidence of Added Benefit for Most New Drugs, Say Researchers
International drug development processes and policies are responsible and must be reformed
Anxiety Might Be Alleviated by Regulating Gut Bacteria
A review of studies suggests a potentially useful link between gut bacteria and mental disorders
Cocoa May Help Curb Fatigue Typically Associated with Multiple Sclerosis
Cocoa may offer an easy, safe approach to the persistent symptom, if confirmed in larger studies
Newer Contraceptive Pills Linked to Reduced Ovarian Cancer Risk in Young Women
Findings suggest long-lasting protection and provide reassurance for women
Could Sugar Be Responsible for the Obesity and Diabetes Epidemics?
Until recently, fat consumption and total energy balance have dominated the debate about obesity and the nature of a healthy diet
Moderate Coffee Drinking 'More Likely to Benefit Health Than to Harm It' Say Experts
Three or 4 cups a day confers greatest benefit, except in pregnancy and for women at risk of fracture
Sugar and Carbs, Not Physical Inactivity, Behind Surge in Obesity
Time to bust myth that anyone–including athletes–can outrun a bad diet