Medicine and Science from The BMJ

Health & Wellness Podcasts

The BMJ brings you interviews with the people who are shaping medicine and science around the world.

Episodes

Food industry nutrition advisor conflicts, and regulation of healthcare AI

Now is a golden opportunity to change primary care

When medical exams go wrong, & CTE in the NFL

AI in healthcare - getting it right, and stopping it going wrong

New analysis on Bipolar treatment, and vaccines for malaria

We need to understand how global market forces undermine healthcare

Are doctors afraid of death?

What Manchesterism and devolved power might mean for healthcare

Measuring ethnicity in research, NHS job discrimination, and how medicine led evidence revolution

Hands off our data: the need for sovereignty in a connected world

750 recommendations, and little change - why the UK keeps having maternity care reviews.

Children are bypassing the Australian social media ban

The £400 million blackhole for doctor training, drug ads evading regulation, and reining in AI in war

Cancer screening: when does testing go too far?

Child mortality has reduced, but self harm and violence is increasing

How to make healthcare more human

What does Wes Streeting's exit mean for the NHS modernisation bill?

Social media companies are using the tobacco industry playbook to addict children

Revisiting the Cass Review on gender identity services, and non-invasive brain stimulation for children with autism

The US UK trade deal will cost the NHS billions, and only serve to increase pharma profits