How far will you go to promote your medical invention? This is a question for clinical innovators. How far will you go to ...

It’s time for the FDA to re-evaluate its decision to authorise Q-Collar, say James Smoliga and Mu Yang A wearable “brain protection” device known as the Q-Collar, which sells for $199 (£149; €170), is ...

Objective To characterise the use of the prostate specific antigen (PSA) test in primary care in England. Design Population ...

A long acting injection given every two months to reduce the risk of contracting HIV is to be made available in England for ...

Although the report fails to acknowledge the nuances of surrogacy, the call for more data is welcome, writes Jackie Leach ...

A doctor who prescribed weight loss drugs to a man with whom she was in a close personal relationship has been suspended from ...

The World Health Organization has been forced to cut dozens of staff in Europe over the past few weeks, as the US withdrawal ...

US surgeons get reimbursed more to operate on a penis than a vagina. This quirk in the US health system exemplifies the ...

Inconsistent detection risks undermining research integrity Online recruitment has become central to modern health research.

Healthcare in low and middle income countries in Africa and elsewhere is being “hijacked” by commercial surrogacy companies, ...

Bodies of Palestinians returned by Israel as part of a ceasefire deal show signs of torture, execution, and being run over by tanks, hospital workers have said. Sources at Nasser Hospital in Khan ...

The BMJ editorial on declining childhood vaccine uptake in England is both sobering and timely.1 The authors rightly ...