Kamran Abbasi

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Masters Medicine King's College London
Masters Public Health London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine

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Published Works

The UK’s public health response to covid-19 (2020) (154)
Covid-19: how a virus is turning the world upside down (2020) (108)
No more free lunches (2003) (88)
Rethinking assumptions about delivery of healthcare: implications for universal health coverage (2018) (72)
Covid-19: politicisation, “corruption,” and suppression of science (2020) (72)
War on the roads (2002) (59)
Doctors and managers: a problem without a solution? (2003) (58)
Covid-19 and ethnic minorities: an urgent agenda for overdue action (2020) (49)
Corruption: medicine’s dirty open secret (2014) (47)
Compulsory registration of clinical trials (2004) (47)
Accelerating achievement of the sustainable development goals (2016) (44)
How to get better value healthcare (2007) (43)
Medical journals and industry ties (2014) (40)
Is there hope for South Asia? (2004) (33)
Trial protocols at the BMJ (2004) (33)
Screening research papers by reading abstracts (2004) (32)
Let's dump impact factors (2004) (31)
The World Bank and world health: focus on South Asia-II: India and Pakistan. (1999) (29)
Covid-19: Social murder, they wrote—elected, unaccountable, and unrepentant (2021) (27)
Four futures for scientific and medical publishing (2002) (27)
Covid-19 vaccines and treatments: we must have raw data, now (2022) (27)
Profiteering from vaccine inequity: a crime against humanity? (2021) (26)
China’s encouraging commitment to health (2019) (25)
Free the slaves (1999) (23)
“Butchers and gropers” (1998) (20)
Healthcare strategy (1999) (19)
New approaches to measurement and management for high integrity health systems (2017) (19)
Transparency and trust (2004) (18)
The health case for urgent action on climate change (2020) (18)
Europe’s refugee crisis: an urgent call for moral leadership (2015) (17)
To screen or not to screen? (1998) (17)
The missing data that cost $20bn (2014) (17)
Delivering on the promise of universal health coverage (2016) (17)
China’s medical research revolution (2018) (16)
Behavioural fatigue: a flawed idea central to a flawed pandemic response (2020) (15)
Living systematic reviews at The BMJ (2020) (15)
Focus on South Asia—I: Bangladesh (1999) (14)
Death underfunded (2001) (14)
Delivering health with integrity of purpose (2015) (13)
Ethnic minority staff and patients: a health service failure (2019) (13)
Accelerating climate action: the role of health professionals (2021) (12)
A novel amended dynamic round robin scheduling algorithm for timeshared systems (2019) (12)
Headlines: more perilous than pills? (1998) (12)
Is medical school selection discriminatory? (1998) (12)
Next steps in trial registration (2005) (11)
Challenges for health in the Anthropocene epoch (2019) (11)
Privacy Preservation in Resource-Constrained IoT Devices Using Blockchain—A Survey (2021) (11)
Covid-19: Screening without scrutiny, spending taxpayers’ billions (2020) (11)
Improving the health of migrants (2019) (11)
What can the world learn from China’s response to covid-19? (2021) (11)
Standing up for science in the era of Trump (2017) (10)
The curious case of the Danish mask study (2020) (10)
Di Bella's miracle method (1998) (10)
Ethics review of research and audit (2005) (10)
Unsafe and understudied: the US gun problem (2016) (10)
Journals join the podcast revolution. (2006) (10)
The scandals of covid-19 (2020) (10)
Doctors from Hell (1999) (10)
Humanitarian aid (2001) (9)
End the farce; a new approach to authorship (2012) (9)
Alma Ata and primary healthcare: back to the future (2018) (9)
Loosening the grip (2015) (9)
Investing in humanity: The BMJ’s divestment campaign (2020) (9)
MMR and the value of word of mouth in social networks (2008) (9)
Knowledge for better health (2004) (9)
Why journals can live without impact factor and cluster bombs. (2007) (9)
Why doctors should vote to remain in the EU on 23 June (2016) (8)
Obstetricians must ask about domestic violence (1998) (8)
Research for health in the Americas (2018) (8)
Accelerating achievement of the sustainable development goals: a game-changer in global health (2016) (8)
A giant step for science: JRSM welcomes preprints in medical science (2018) (8)
First do no harm: the impossible oath (2019) (8)
Update on the investigation into the publication record of former BJSM editor-in-chief Paul McCrory (2022) (8)
Mentoring and the meaning of soul. (2008) (7)
Simplicity and complexity in health care: what medicine can learn from Google and iPod. (2005) (7)
COVID-19: fail to prepare, prepare to fail (2020) (7)
Progress is slow in narrowing the health research divide (2001) (7)
Protecting women and children in conflict settings (2019) (6)
We need more humanity as well as better evidence (2016) (6)
Childhood obesity (2001) (6)
Creating a healthy global economy (2002) (6)
What is candour without accountability? (2013) (6)
The World Bank and world health: focus on South Asia-I: Bangladesh. (1999) (6)
The Mexico Summit on Health Research 2004 (2004) (5)
JRSM Short Reports – a new online sister journal to JRSM (2010) (5)
Doctors and managers: radical thinking required (2010) (5)
Healthcare decision making should be democratised (2021) (5)
Torture and doctors’ dual obligation (2015) (5)
War on the roads: two years on (2004) (5)
Di Bella's cure declared ineffective (1998) (5)
India versus Pakistan and the power of a six: an analysis of cricket results (2004) (5)
The World Health Organization: no game of thrones (2014) (5)
Bad science in a plastic world (2020) (5)
Doctors: Automatons, technicians, or knowledge brokers? (2007) (5)
The debate around open-access publishing (2012) (4)
Polish plagiarism scandal unearthed (1998) (4)
The democratic, political, and scientific failures of covid-19 (2020) (4)
I tweet, therefore I am (2010) (4)
Electing WHO's next leader (2002) (4)
The extricable links between health, wealth, and profits (2018) (4)
The magic of medicine. (2008) (4)
The positive in negatives (2003) (4)
No transformation without reconciliation (2015) (4)
Health inequalities: death by political means (2020) (4)
Idealism, the lost spirit of medicine (2013) (4)
A hybrid for open access (2004) (4)
Refugees: time for moral leadership from the Western democracies (2015) (4)
COVID 19: questioning and change must be the new normal (2020) (4)
All doctors have a personal horror story (2004) (4)
The NHS at 70: Loved, valued, affordable? (2018) (4)
Can the redesigned NHS take flight? (2008) (4)
The General Medical Council and doctors’ financial interests (2015) (4)
The future is in our hands (2017) (4)
Is drug regulation failing? (2004) (4)
Covid-19: Questions of conscience and duty for scientific advisers (2020) (4)
Summit signals a change in the law on organ retention (2001) (3)
The demise of gatekeeping in primary care (2014) (3)
JRSM Introduces Open Peer Review (2006) (3)
Death by tsunami and poverty (2005) (3)
Why vaccinating staff and supporting self-isolating people are national emergencies (2021) (3)
Explaining suicide (2005) (3)
Doctors: the media’s favourite worst nightmare (2008) (3)
Mexico summit calls for greater commitment to health research (2004) (3)
BMJ declares its revenues from industry (2017) (3)
The four pillars of global academic medicine (2004) (3)
BMJ to act on media abuse (1998) (3)
Change? Yes, we can (2008) (3)
The iceberg theory of NHS culture (2011) (3)
Why a special issue of the BMJ on South Asia? (2003) (3)
All roads lead to coronavirus (2020) (3)
Innovation, the new panacea (2013) (3)
The next step in immorality: charging to create and cure disease (2021) (3)
Do mistakes matter? (2004) (3)
Generalism for specialists: a medical reformation (2020) (3)
Viagra, rationed (1999) (3)
Journals Join the Podcast Revolution (2006) (3)
Your hospital was a ‘clan’, now it’s ‘rational’ (2009) (3)
BSE inquiry plays down errors (2000) (3)
Medical editors and trial reporting: A betrayal of patient care (2009) (3)
Please Santa, bring me freedom (2004) (3)
Clinician leadership: insecurity, amateurism and innovation (2011) (3)
The Olympics and the National Health Service: a definition of health (2012) (2)
Three deadly sins: hierarchy, etiquette and conformity (2009) (2)
The dangers in policy and practice of following the consensus (2021) (2)
Making the unbearable bearable (2012) (2)
The three Rs: relicensing, recertification and revalidation (2008) (2)
A wolf in sheep's clothing (2005) (2)
Back to the future: republishing Bradford Hill and more from our archive (2015) (2)
JRSM in a Brexit world (2016) (2)
Difference in life expectancy between rich and poor is widening (1997) (2)
Knowledge, lost in translation (2011) (2)
MMR, climate change, and orthopaedics: a bad month for peer review (2010) (2)
Covid-19 dissenters—or the virtue in being less cheerful (2021) (2)
A workforce crisis in the NHS (2019) (2)
Understanding career barriers for women in surgery (2018) (2)
Naming peer reviewers in JRSM (2009) (2)
Blood on our hands: seeing the evil in inappropriate comparators (2013) (2)
The BMJ, the definite article (2014) (2)
Covid-19: Cummings, Johnson, Hancock, and a maelstrom of avoidable harm (2021) (2)
A way forward for whistleblowing (2011) (2)
Unsupervised junior surgeons carry out operations (1997) (2)
The seductive hope of cancer therapies (2018) (2)
Simplicity and Complexity in Health Care: What Medicine can Learn from Google and iPod (2005) (2)
How to choose the world’s top health diplomat (2016) (2)
Clinician managers: back in vogue (2017) (2)
Foundation of wisdom: “I don’t know” (2019) (2)
No time to talk (2004) (2)
The CNEP trial: how a good trial was turned rotten (2010) (2)
King in a maverick style (1999) (2)
Kabul diary (1998) (2)
Ebola and the wisdom of Haygarth (2014) (2)
Repetitive strain injury patients have vibration loss (1998) (2)
Open access for the JRSM. (2006) (2)
BMJ Learning (2003) (2)
Change, we have to. (2008) (2)
WMA to produce guidelines on health databases (2000) (1)
The year of the horse placenta (2009) (1)
A Subtle Change of Spots (2005) (1)
Minding our words (2016) (1)
The flu news epidemic (2000) (1)
Declare all or be damned (2009) (1)
COVID-19: state failure is our misery and their jackpot (2020) (1)
Forget politicians, in doctors we trust (2009) (1)
The fall and rise of the NHS (2017) (1)
Improving support for sexual trauma (2019) (1)
Covid-19: Fatal errors, not fatalism, created UK’s public health disaster (2021) (1)
The complexities and successes of the NHS (2018) (1)
The NHS: COVID-19’s next casualty (2020) (1)
A call for inspiration (2012) (1)
A rallying cry for medicine’s old ways (2014) (1)
A tough nut to crack (2005) (1)
First descriptions: Back to the future (2010) (1)
In a place near you, the NHS is in crisis (2017) (1)
Developing the collaboration between the James Lind Library and the Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine (2020) (1)
A crusader with a sense of humour (1998) (1)
Beware of geeks bearing gifts (2017) (1)
Improving research to protect vulnerable populations (2016) (1)
Folic acid supplementation and the complexities of blame (2022) (1)
Website of the week: Humanitarian aid (2001) (1)
Should journals mix medicine and politics? (2004) (1)
The many uncertainties of COVID-19 (2020) (1)
GPs should have access to spirometry for assessing COPD (1997) (1)
Firm findings on doctors’ wellbeing (2017) (1)
Rashford, racism, and bankrupt excuses (2020) (1)
Why nakedness is bad (2004) (1)
A new world order for medical journals (2009) (1)
Mass extinction of life is imminent (2010) (1)
O leader, where art thou? (2021) (1)
Twelve years on: a call for papers for another special collection of articles on South Asia (2016) (1)
A doctor who regenerates (2018) (1)
The drugs industry: a bad product well marketed (2012) (1)
From data science to drinking water: love of the old and new (2019) (1)
A riot of divergent thinking (2011) (1)
Is there hope for South Asia? [editorial] (2004) (1)
Covid-19: The UK’s political gamble that bodes ill for health and the health service (2021) (1)
Research methods for new technologies (2017) (1)
Covid-19: The fatal attraction of herd immunity (2020) (1)
The smell of false hope (2007) (1)
Connections with Death (2007) (1)
Why transparency isn’t an unassailable philosophical principle (2014) (1)
Failures of development (2004) (1)
Health is politics writ large and small (2019) (1)
Doctors culled in the killing fields (2007) (1)
The power of women, community, and Bob Geldof (2004) (1)
The biggest debate since the NHS was founded (2010) (1)
Life, liberty and an independent NHS (2020) (1)
The dawn of revolutionary medicine (2011) (1)
Data sharing and opening up research (2019) (1)
NICE values, essential values (2019) (1)
A NICE debate likely to turn nasty (2007) (1)
Covid-19: Shooting for the moon (2020) (1)
Guiding the moral vision of medicine (2012) (1)
Women in surgery: ending patriarchy (2019) (1)
Declaring competing interests is a duty for doctors, scientists, and politicians (2021) (1)
Individual performance data: revelation and revolution (2005) (1)
JRSM Cardiovascular Disease: A new journal for cardiac and cerebrovascular disease (2012) (1)
Why empathy is an upside-down concept (2017) (1)
Why patient consent is best practice (2012) (1)
The NHS: Celebrated and damned (2014) (1)
There’s something about social prescribing (2019) (1)
The NHS at 60: vulnerable but full of ideas (2008) (1)
Your advice to new medical students (2015) (1)
Medical research needs a Sue Gray (2022) (1)
Cancer's killing fields (1998) (1)
Pills, thrills, and bellyaches (2005) (1)
New leader, new hope for WHO (2003) (1)
Introducing BMJ Medicine (2021) (1)
An ethical rebellion? (2008) (0)
The NHS at 70: reasons to be cheerful and fearful (2018) (0)
An end to hard times in medicine (2018) (0)
Big Brother or New Professionalism? (2006) (0)
In real news, we may be facing a doctor exodus (2017) (0)
Science and a global conscience: remaking the world we broke (2021) (0)
Style and substance: a new look for JRSM (2013) (0)
Public health's Holy Grail (2004) (0)
Isolationism in an interconnected world (2019) (0)
Doctors and the drug industry revisited (2007) (0)
More important than life and death (2016) (0)
Body piercing (2001) (0)
Two million deaths and no accountability – an insane mistake of Einsteinian proportions (2021) (0)
A role model for iconoclasts (2015) (0)
Three days needed to recover from head injuries (1997) (0)
A vision for organising the medical literature (2018) (0)
How to find out about tropical medicine. (2000) (0)
21st Century tablet (2012) (0)
How do we bring doctors and managers closer together? (2010) (0)
Building back better, fairer, greener (2021) (0)
Job security and a good episode of Scrubs (2009) (0)
Trial results: the next battle (2005) (0)
Workforce, workforce, workforce: a wellbeing crisis without resolution (2022) (0)
The childrens advocate. David Southall. (1998) (0)
The challenge of 21st-century data analysis (2020) (0)
The Pope, provenance, and peer review (2013) (0)
2023: Another year of technology and Big Data? (2023) (0)
Man, mission, rumpus (2001) (0)
Covid-19: Why prioritising prevention matters in a pandemic of cures (2021) (0)
Understanding a rise in UK death rates (2017) (0)
Covid-19: Five steps to escape the cycle of lockdowns (2021) (0)
Thinking time, the scarce rocket fuel of health services (2021) (0)
Electronic responses: a newer, faster option for Drs Angry, Delighted and Disgruntled (2008) (0)
Looking after infants (1998) (0)
In the grip of spin (1999) (0)
Thrombolysis in strokes carries large risk (1997) (0)
The covid-19 pandemic took power from the people (2021) (0)
Doctors and the drug industry revisited. (2007) (0)
Patient safety after death (2018) (0)
Radical reform follows normalised deviance (2013) (0)
A world class health service in the quality of staff and cost effectiveness (2022) (0)
An NHS at the mercy of freakonomics. (2006) (0)
Ethical guide for surgeons is launched (1997) (0)
Smoke free journal? (2003) (0)
Africa, climate change and the markets (2022) (0)
Designing high integrity health systems (2017) (0)
Combined blood and urine testing is more sensitive for HIV (1997) (0)
Open Access for the JRSM (2006) (0)
Centralised IT Structure and Cyber Risk Management (2021) (0)
A wolf in sheep's clothing (2005) (0)
The biggest challenge mankind has ever faced (2016) (0)
Unconvincing Pfizer and Uncertain Crucifixions (2006) (0)
The spin on sperm (1997) (0)
Dehydration, a clue to neglect in care homes (2015) (0)
Prioritising health to save lives (2022) (0)
Solutions to end pandemic and opioid crises (2022) (0)
Give Africa what Africa really wants (2022) (0)
As good as the next man (2015) (0)
From leadership to biodiversity: the good of small things (2019) (0)
Do consultants treat humans or make widgets? (2012) (0)
It's my life: Death notices, obituaries and the departure lounge (2011) (0)
The NHS reforms war: Politics by any other name (2012) (0)
An important debate on the GMC (2004) (0)
A welcome return to lectures in JRSM (2017) (0)
The collapse of capitalism, values – and peer review? (2008) (0)
Deviance, equivalence, renaissance (2014) (0)
Moral distress and the importance of data (2022) (0)
We’re training robots: we need humans (2017) (0)
BMJ Medicine—a new journal from The BMJ (2022) (0)
Are working hours more frightening than swine flu? (2009) (0)
India’s crisis is everyone’s crisis (2021) (0)
Education and debate (1998) (0)
Call the Midwife, it’s a social issue (2015) (0)
Road traffic injuries (2002) (0)
Who will win the Premiership, Mr Obama? (2009) (0)
The harmful haste of modern healthcare (2015) (0)
We need fewer leaders and more followers (2019) (0)
Curb Your Enthusiasm (2005) (0)
Transatlantic collaboration on ethnic minority health announced (1997) (0)
REASONS OF YOUTHS' TENDENCY TOWARDS WESTERN CULTURE (2007) (0)
Covid-19: Acts of omission (2020) (0)
A future of technology and other humans (2017) (0)
The danger in the next big thing (2014) (0)
Facts are few, comment is free (2014) (0)
Aid agencies pull out of Kabul (1998) (0)
150,000 COVID-19 deaths: the price of intransigence (2022) (0)
Climate change and health (2004) (0)
An era of caution and careful planning (2019) (0)
Surgeons' performance data: challenge and opportunity (2015) (0)
Misdirected care in a misdirected world (2017) (0)
Guilty of loving the NHS (2010) (0)
Austerity and ecology (2016) (0)
Renaissance or requiem? (2017) (0)
The curious case of women in hospital medicine (2015) (0)
From Powerpoint to Papyrus (2005) (0)
Drug approval and research assessment: arguments for reform (2016) (0)
Staff: the major asset of a health service (1999) (0)
In praise of a paper journal (2011) (0)
Medicine and multimedia: “Butchers and gropers” (1998) (0)
The path of non-conformity (2014) (0)
Cancer screening (2002) (0)
Sensitivity of mammography depends on menstrual phase (1997) (0)
You can’t stop the bleep (2021) (0)
Culture and Health (1998) (0)
Medicine and books: Culture and Health (1998) (0)
Imagine ... a better future for the NHS (2018) (0)
The appeal of belonging to a profession of letter writers (2018) (0)
The certainty of death and the uncertainty of treatments (2013) (0)
An Inconvenient Truth: Question Your Faith (2006) (0)
College plans help for children in war zones (1999) (0)
An eclectic but combustible mix of shareholders, sex, societies, and spinal manipulation (2007) (0)
A reform too late and a “redisorganisation” too far (2014) (0)
Robot doctors on the front line (2022) (0)
If in doubt, think patient (2021) (0)
The fertile window (2000) (0)
What single change to your working life will restore your faith in medicine as a profession – and why? (2009) (0)
Identity, obedience and individual effort: virtues for a pandemic and an Olympic year (2021) (0)
Futures Uncertain (2006) (0)
The Future of National Medical Journals (2006) (0)
Children, doctors, trials: a survival game (2007) (0)
Why RECOVERY is a milestone in medical research (2021) (0)
Can we get back to Brexit? (2020) (0)
Questions and answers (2005) (0)
From the NHS reforms to the neurological examination: further evaluation required (2014) (0)
COVID-19: the silenced voices of the pandemic that must be heard (2021) (0)
Call for clinical reviews (2013) (0)
Clinical image: An old fascination (2014) (0)
Climate change and conflict: more than a fashionable association with health (2015) (0)
Why a Royal in JRSM (2012) (0)
From populism to population healthcare (2016) (0)
The case for slowing down (2005) (0)
Bird Flu: One Dead Swan, One Billion items of Information (2006) (0)
Tropical medicine (1909) (0)
Publishing a series in JRSM (2019) (0)
Why better interpretation of science leads to better care (2023) (0)
The NHS experiment (2003) (0)
The rise of progressive dwindling (2014) (0)
Chinese translations on bmj.com (2018) (0)
COVID-19: a public inquiry in hard times? (2020) (0)
Why medicine is like philosophy (2007) (0)
Trial results: a fight for better patient care (2008) (0)
Affairs of the thorax (2005) (0)
In healthcare, you get what you pay for (2015) (0)
Give a voice to the voiceless (2017) (0)
Is it better to be smart or stupid? (2004) (0)
Dawn of the diagnostic age (2003) (0)
One child, one world, and one permit expired (2005) (0)
An Inconvenient Truth: Question Your Faith: (2006) (0)
Why the most powerful club for journal editors must change (2009) (0)
The hard task of doing what matters for patients (2019) (0)
Keep libel laws out of science (2010) (0)
Too Little Quality; Too Many Doctors (2006) (0)
Champions and betrayers of public health (2003) (0)
Medical training: chaos and unemployment. (2007) (0)
UK’s life expectancy rankings slide signals a system failure (2023) (0)
Medical stereotypes that must be shaken and stirred (2022) (0)
The Hubris of Blair, Bush–-and Journal Editors (2006) (0)
Claims and counter claims (2003) (0)
Surviving the unsurvivable (2015) (0)
Time for politicians to learn from clinicians (2016) (0)
2020 division: a bad year for humility (2020) (0)
Parkinson's disease: a journey (2004) (0)
Why don't doctors worry about being under-prepared? (2014) (0)
UHC and climate provide rebels with a cause (2020) (0)
How NICE turned into a Teletubby (2015) (0)
Gods from the machine of medicine (2016) (0)
Fixing the NHS with public health and public engagement (2023) (0)
An unsafe world that must learn from conflict (2017) (0)
When will the News of the World moment arrive for medical journals? (2011) (0)
BMJ family highlights (2003) (0)
What’s your weakness? (2015) (0)
Medical training: Chaos and unemployment (2007) (0)
Oral Contraceptives (1968) (0)
Memo to COP26 leaders: abandon your hubris, politics, and pride and see the future through young people’s eyes (2021) (0)
A new leader for the NHS in its summer of discontent (2021) (0)
How worsening inequalities must make us all activists (2021) (0)
The social and environmental determinants of mental health (2018) (0)
Health after the election (2010) (0)
The unwanted legacies of COVID-19 (2021) (0)
Solutions for a struggling service (2022) (0)
Welcome to BMJ Opinion (2017) (0)
JRSM and society meetings (2010) (0)
A global crisis of trust that’s a symptom of global failure (2022) (0)
Why pick a fight with junior doctors? (2016) (0)
The secretary is dead, long live the secretary (2013) (0)
Medical discovery in the age of breaking news (2013) (0)
Genetic engineering reverses antibiotic resistance (1997) (0)
From evidence cart to smart phone (2016) (0)
Relapsing typhilitis to CFHR5 nephropathy: the thrill of discovery (2011) (0)
Cut jargon, save the NHS (2011) (0)
Website of the week: The fertile window (2000) (0)
From health to climate there is disrespect at the heart of every crisis (2021) (0)
Tropical medicine (2000) (0)
Conflicts and catastrophes: Lessons for medicine (2007) (0)
Being open to basics (2014) (0)
An NHS at the Mercy of Freakonomics (2006) (0)
Unconvincing Pfizer and uncertain crucifixions. (2006) (0)
Shall I compare thee to a…Big game animal?Ship?World Cup football team?Navigator on a foggy night?Car?Spice?Breakfast cereal? (1998) (0)
The immoral and illegal business as usual of targeting health professionals and health facilities (2022) (0)
How to unlock the technology and wisdom of tomorrow? (2021) (0)
Prioritising health and wellbeing: the hope we cling to in 2021 (2021) (0)
Patients: the bigger picture (2014) (0)
99.53% and the history of probability (2022) (0)
Group to vet any plans to close psychiatric hospitals in Britain (1997) (0)
Clinical trials to begin on potent angiogenesis inhibitors (1998) (0)
UK does not have distinct drug culture (1997) (0)
Future medicine (2000) (0)
Science, a weapon of peace (2013) (0)
Triumph of the white male (2005) (0)
What readers thought about a research paper’s approach to compare treatment effects on mortality (2018) (0)
Good and bad lessons from the United States (2006) (0)
Why journals can live without impact factor and cluster bombs (2007) (0)
At the end of the covid-19 storm, another one is brewing (2021) (0)
Is medicine still a profession? (2009) (0)
Age may wither you (2014) (0)
United Kingdom spends less than average on health care (1997) (0)
Art, science and randomization (2011) (0)
Do health reforms work? (2016) (0)
Better personal development and a better world (2019) (0)
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