This Christmas marks the 20th anniversary of the publication of “Magnetic resonance imaging of male and female genitals during coitus and female sexual arousal.” Why did it become one of the most downloaded BMJ articles of all time? The paper reported a study whose objective was “To find out whether taking images of the male and female genitals during coitus is feasible and . . . whether former…
England’s children’s commissioner has warned that some children are facing “almost Dickensian” levels of poverty that should shame the country into tackling systemic failures in…
Objective To determine the risk of subsequent ipsilateral invasive breast cancer in women who do not receive upfront surgery on diagnosis of ductal carcinoma in…
For AI to have a meaningful impact, it must be deployed not just as a technological fix, but as a catalyst for systemic reform, write…
Asking people with type 2 diabetes their language and care preferences is vital to optimise outcomes globally, says Heather Koga As the US writer Ingrid…
Empowering people with obesity is essential to reduce stigma and facilitate co-creation of more equitable and effective policies and programmes, write María Eugenia Anselmi, Johanna…
Iryna Vlasenko and Sylvia Kehlenbrink describe how collaborations with people with diabetes helped avert further humanitarian crises Drug supply chains are often disrupted in humanitarian…
Healthcare must be rebuilt to embed lived experience in design and delivery to tackle the structural homophobia and transphobia that contribute to poorer outcomes among…
Power and resource imbalances experienced by African non-government organisations must be remedied to ensure that people with lived experience in the global south can participate…
Health and care leaders and policy makers at every level should urgently implement WHO’s recent framework on engagement, write Maia Olsen, Katia de Pinho Campos,…
