Articles by BMJ-British Medical Journal

Expert says regulators need their own independent watchdog

Health claims regarding hydrolyzed milk have been gradually debunked over the years

Pattern even more pronounced among heavy users (20 out of preceding 30 days)

Upping drug use linked to heightened risk; sense of belonging linked to lower risk

Current commitments are unmatched by action; COP26 offers a precious opportunity to get back on track, say experts

Nutritious breakfast and lunch linked to emotional well-being in pupils across age spectrum

Surrogate endpoints provide no guarantee of clinical benefit and should be used only as a last resort in drug trials

Rules should better reflect the multiple factors that combine to affect risk, say experts

Users might build up tolerance to sleep-inducing effects, suggest researchers

Similar effect as midazolam in relieving anxiety before regional anesthesia (peripheral nerve block), findings show