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British Medical Journal
This page shows the latest British Medical Journal news and features for those working in and with pharma, biotech and healthcare.
New dementia risk score ‘calculator’ shown to strongly identify disease risk
according to the results from the study published in the British Medical Journal.
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Almirall becomes first to assess well-being as primary endpoint in dermatology study
Almirall has announced the publication in the British Medical Journal of its POSITIVE study protocol, which represents the first clinical study in dermatology assessing patients’ well-being as a primary endpoint.
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Half of European cancer drug trials ‘biased’, says BMJ
The paper – published in the British Medical Journal– examined 41 published trials reported between 2014 and 2016 that were used as evidence to support the approval of 32 cancer drugs.
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Amgen, Servier start second phase 3 trial of heart failure hope
Exercise intolerance, typically manifested by shortness of breath and fatigue on exertion, is a predominant symptom of chronic heart failure and often the first symptom that prompts patients to seek medical ... A recent British Medical Journal study
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ABPI bid to overturn NICE’s budget impact rules fails
The Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry (ABPI) has been fighting a legal action to try to overturn NICE’s introduction of a £20m cost ceiling for new drugs that have ... Last year, the NHS spent £16.8bn on medicines, according to the
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Audit exposes gaps in pharma's promises on trial transparency
The audit - which is published in the British Medical Journal - reveals that the commitments made by pharma companies were ‘highly variable’.
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The impact of pharma congresses on HCPs – virtual and in person
According to the British Medical Journal, international medical congresses date back to 1867. ... Virtual congresses: a blur in the past? When COVID-19 rendered international medical events unfeasible, congresses generated virtual experiences.
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AI: powering healthcare, empowering patients Physician perceptions of AI and the future of pharma
According to a report by the British Medical Journal (BMJ), soon after COVID-19 was declared a global pandemic, the World Health Organization (WHO) indicated both AI and ML could be ... The AI revolution powering healthcare. Beyond the pandemic
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From lay summaries to patient engagement programmes: how patient-centricity is finally becoming a reality
The role of publishers. There are examples of individual publications such as the British Medical Journal that are exploring the potential for patient involvement throughout the publication process, for example by ... using patient peer reviewers,
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The Chinese diabetes challenge
according to a study recently published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA). ... Even the British Medical Journal (BMJ) has acknowledged that traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine 'sit side-by-side' in China; therefore
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Country report: The healthcare market in Japan
The number of suicides rose after the Kobe earthquake in 1995, which killed nearly 6, 500 people and the British Medical Journal reported in September 2011 that 'Japan's suicide rate ... Patients favour medical technology, such as scans, having them
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M3 appoints Simon Walker as director of education
During this time he held senior sales positions with the British Medical Journal and in addition to this has also provided freelance consultancy services to agencies, pharmaceutical companies and publishers. ... It’s leading the field in medical
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M3 appoints Paul Rice as chief operating officer
The company has also appointed Simon Walker as a business director working across its portfolio of promotional and medical education solutions on a global basis. ... Walker has over 20 years experience with the BMJ (British Medical Journal) and has also
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Listening and hearing - how patients’ online behaviour can help us to improve wellbeing in psoriasis.
Journal of the European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology [Internet]. 2021 Jul 1 [cited 2023 Oct 27]; 35(7):1493–504. ... BMJ: British Medical Journal [Internet]. 2004 May 5 [cited 2023 Oct 27]; 328(7449):1166.
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Why it’s in everyone’s interest the Women’s Health Strategy for England succeeds
An article in the British Medical Journal (BMJ). 1. in October 2020 found:. ... More effective medicines and medical interventions created because women were included in clinical trials.
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WHITE PAPER: What's missing in women's health?
Hamoda H. British Menopause Society further update on HRT supply shortages – 27th January 2020. ... women irreversibly harmed. British Medical Journal.
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Practical Patient Centricity
addressing unmet medical needs, lives are improved and extended. ... The British Medical Journal requires companies to indicate the level of patient involvement in manuscripts for example.
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Is Technology Harming Your Brain?
A Difference of Opinion. The article referenced a piece from the British Medical Journal in which three leading academics challenge Baroness Greenfield’s assertions.
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