First tissue-engineered trachea operation is ‘milestone in medicine’
Findings could prompt tougher measures on advertising across Europe
Nurses’ union finds almost half of nurses have been accidentally injured
Increasing risks of Acinetobacter baumannii as healthcare associated infection
Department of Health launches complementary service for doctors and dentists
Calls for better support in schools for diabetic children
Sean Neill on the difference between UK and US healthcare
Caffeine in pregnancy, and the CAGE questionnaire
Dan Brett asks: are traditional tonics part of your armoury?
The rise and fall of roziglitazone and C. difficile reviewed
Girls - don’t drink. Boys - have a few?
Obesity paper uproar, and Alemtuzamab in multiple sclerosis
Doug Grave on the benefits of named consultants
Dan Brett on X-factor like referral management in primary care
Aortic aneurysm in women, and cervical cancer screening
. . . better to raise the price, argues Martin Plant
Dominique Thompson worries for the future of primary care without GP partnerships
Ian Cross on the problem of treating adolescents in the wrong psychiatric setting
Joanne Shaw tells GPs to stop worrying and love the internet
Laurence Buckman gives the BMA's reaction to the Darzi report
A round-up of the reaction
Ilora Finlay examines co-payments and suggests a way forward for the NHS
This article gives an overview of the investigation and management of urinary tract infections in children.
This course summarises the latest guidance for type 2 diabetes with helpful images and videos
Scoliosis is a lateral deviation and rotational abnormality of the spine. This article discusses the diagnosis and treatments...
Lyme Borreliosis is an infection caused by a spirochete Borrelia burgdorferi and transmitted by ticks
This article overviews this condition and discusses the current treatment options available
Proposals for terminally ill patients, and SIGN guideline on cancer
