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I come right bang in the middle of three generations of women doctors. While not unusual, that is certainly uncommon, and I tell this story with some pride. I also Read more…

Book review by John Illman: In the 1930s and 1940s, dentures were popular wedding or birthday presents. Patients had all their teeth out to avoid multiple, costly, painful trips to Read more…

Given the depth of talent in the MJA it’s perhaps not surprising that members — many of them former MJA Awards’ winners — featured prominently in the inaugural British Journalism Awards Read more…

Do you get in a pickle with p values, or struggle to find you way around a forest plot? The MJA Guide to Clinical Trials, written by John Illman is just Read more…

Last week I hosted a cancer action summit that was calling for the media in Eastern Europe to become a stakeholder in the fight to improve policies, services and treatment Read more…

The MJA Annual General Meeting is on Thursday 27 September 2018. You can find out all the details on the venue/timings and most importantly RSVP via our events page.   To Read more…

Very Competitive Salary & Excellent Benefits Full time, Permanent London E1W The Royal Pharmaceutical Society is the professional membership body for pharmacists and pharmacy in Great Britain. The Pharmaceutical Journal Read more…

Mostly We Had It Good: A Baby Boomer’s Journey, by Tim Albert, reviewed by Michael O’Donnell. When Tim Albert told his friends that he was writing an autobiography some asked, Read more…

Review of yoga manual General Lower Back with Neck, Shoulders and Hip Focus by Christine Pitt   As anyone who has ever suffered back pain knows, the recognised advice today Read more…