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Κυριακή 29 Μαρτίου 2020


Covid-19: Doctors are told not to perform CPR on patients in cardiac arrest
Healthcare staff in the West Midlands have been told not to start chest compressions or ventilation in patients who are in cardiac arrest if they have suspected or diagnosed covid-19 unless they are...
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Covid-19: Doctors are told not to perform CPR on patients in cardiac arrest
Healthcare staff in the West Midlands have been told not to start chest compressions or ventilation in patients who are in cardiac arrest if they have suspected or diagnosed covid-19 unless they are...
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Covid-19: what do trainees need to know?
I’m in training, am I likely to be redeployed to another department?This is an unprecedented situation for the NHS and it’s likely that many staff, including junior doctors, will be asked to take on...
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Covid-19: Over 300 Italian doctors and scientists call for more testing
More than 300 Italian doctors and scientists have called on the prime minister, Giuseppe Conte, and local authorities to use their skills and facilities to ramp up RNA testing to identify mild and...
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Offering Avastin for wet AMD is legal, says appeal court
The Court of Appeal has ruled unanimously that a policy of offering bevacizumab (Avastin) off label to NHS patients with wet age-related macular degeneration (AMD) as an alternative to the much more...
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Covid-19 and long term conditions: what if you have cancer, diabetes, or chronic kidney disease?
In this feature (BMJ 2020;368:m1174, doi:10.1136/bmj.m1174, published 25 March 2020) it was incorrectly stated that Sarah Blake devised the infographics that she shared on Twitter. This has been...
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Doctors as leaders: I expect more of leaders than empty platitudes
I’m aware that Carrie MacEwen’s recent interview in The BMJ has been taken out of context in the tabloids, but as one of her young doctors three years out of medical school, I think her comments are...
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Covid-19: medical students and FY1 doctors to be given early registration to help combat covid-19
Final year medical students are to be offered early provisional registration and foundation year 1 (FY1) doctors early full registration with the General Medical Council to help staffing levels...
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Covid-19: what do trainees need to know?
I’m in training, am I likely to be redeployed to another department?This is an unprecedented situation for the NHS and it’s likely that many staff, including junior doctors, will be asked to take on...
Latest headlines from BMJ
2d
Covid-19: Over 300 Italian doctors and scientists call for more testing
More than 300 Italian doctors and scientists have called on the prime minister, Giuseppe Conte, and local authorities to use their skills and facilities to ramp up RNA testing to identify mild and...
Latest headlines from BMJ
2d
Offering Avastin for wet AMD is legal, says appeal court
The Court of Appeal has ruled unanimously that a policy of offering bevacizumab (Avastin) off label to NHS patients with wet age-related macular degeneration (AMD) as an alternative to the much more...
Latest headlines from BMJ
2d
Covid-19 and long term conditions: what if you have cancer, diabetes, or chronic kidney disease?
In this feature (BMJ 2020;368:m1174, doi:10.1136/bmj.m1174, published 25 March 2020) it was incorrectly stated that Sarah Blake devised the infographics that she shared on Twitter. This has been...
Latest headlines from BMJ
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Doctors as leaders: I expect more of leaders than empty platitudes
I’m aware that Carrie MacEwen’s recent interview in The BMJ has been taken out of context in the tabloids, but as one of her young doctors three years out of medical school, I think her comments are...
Latest headlines from BMJ
2d
Covid-19: medical students and FY1 doctors to be given early registration to help combat covid-19
Final year medical students are to be offered early provisional registration and foundation year 1 (FY1) doctors early full registration with the General Medical Council to help staffing levels...
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Organ donation: the clock is ticking for public awareness
The BMJ reports that England will move to an “opt-out” system of consent for organ donation from May 2020.1 This follows a Department of Health and Social Care consultation that received 17 000...
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Covid-19: Researchers launch app to track spread of symptoms in the UK
Nearly 700 000 people signed up in the first 24 hours of the launch of an app to help track the spread of coronavirus across the UK in real time and collect information on the range of self-reported...
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Guidance needed for singlehanded GPs to deal with covid-19 pandemic
Singlehanded GPs are worried about what will happen to their practice patients if they themselves become ill with the covid-19 virus and have to self-isolate, it has emerged.The situation has been...
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Covid-19: diabetes clinicians set up social media account to help alleviate patients’ fears
A group of diabetes doctors and other clinicians has set up a social media account to help alleviate patients’ fears around covid-19 and provide them with “a secure base” of information.Around one in...
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Covid-19: risk factors for severe disease and death
As the covid-19 pandemic accelerates, governments are warning people at high risk to be particularly stringent in observing social distancing measures because if they become ill they are more likely...
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Clinical characteristics of 113 deceased patients with coronavirus disease 2019: retrospective study
AbstractObjectiveTo delineate the clinical characteristics of patients with coronavirus disease 2019 (covid-19) who died.DesignRetrospective case series.SettingTongji Hospital in Wuhan,...
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Covid-19: medical schools given powers to graduate final year students early to help NHS
Medical schools have been granted the power to graduate their students early to allow them to work for the NHS during the covid-19 pandemic, the BMA has said.1 This follows the surprise statement...
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Covid-19: Researchers launch app to track spread of symptoms in the UK
Nearly 700 000 people signed up in the first 24 hours of the launch of an app to help track the spread of coronavirus across the UK in real time and collect information on the range of self-reported...
Latest headlines from BMJ
2d
Guidance needed for singlehanded GPs to deal with covid-19 pandemic
Singlehanded GPs are worried about what will happen to their practice patients if they themselves become ill with the covid-19 virus and have to self-isolate, it has emerged.The situation has been...
Latest headlines from BMJ
2d
Covid-19: diabetes clinicians set up social media account to help alleviate patients’ fears
A group of diabetes doctors and other clinicians has set up a social media account to help alleviate patients’ fears around covid-19 and provide them with “a secure base” of information.Around one in...
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Jim Al-Khalili's The World According to Physics is a thrilling ride
A new book from Jim Al-Khalili makes cutting-edge physics easily understandable and makes it clear why he fell in love with the subject as a teenager
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The evolutionary mystery of flying may finally be cracked by genetics
Finding out how flight evolved or animals moved onto land is all about a collision of palaeontology and genetics, argue two new books
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Coronavirus latest news: US overtakes China with most confirmed cases
The latest coronavirus news updated every day including coronavirus cases, the latest news, features and interviews from New Scientist and essential information about the covid-19 pandemic
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UK science advisers expect coronavirus epidemic to peak within a month
The peak of the UK coronavirus epidemic now looks likely to arrive within the next month, according to analysis by the government’s science advisers
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The coronavirus pandemic could make weather forecasts less accurate
Meteorologists rely on a steady stream of weather data collected by planes to produce accurate forecasts, but most commercial flights have been grounded to slow the spread of the coronavirus
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Will a home antibody test for covid-19 really be a game changer?
UK prime minister Boris Johnson has said a mass-produced antibody test for covid-19 that can be done at home will be a game changer - but this type of test has limitations
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Does a high viral load or infectious dose make covid-19 worse?
Does being exposed to more virus particles mean you’ll develop more severe illness? Data suggests the relationship between infection and severity may be complex
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A new wave of apps say they can improve your friendships – can they?
Always forgetting birthdays? Terrible at staying in touch? New tech promises to turn you into the best buddy ever. We put it to the test
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Tales From The Loop review: Beautiful and sedate sci-fi escapism
Inspired by a series of artworks, Tales From The Loop is an Amazon series about the strange goings-on in a town set atop an experimental physics research facility
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