Déjà vu
The recent publication in JAMA Psychiatry: Incidence and Nature of Antidepressant Discontinuation Symptoms: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis made me feel that I had been here before. Once again, a … Continue reading Déjà vu
Tag: British Medical Journal
Sacrificing patient care for prevention
Published in the BMJ, 21 January 2025:
Coroner questions advice
This News feature was published in the BMJ on the 13 January 2025. It can be read in full below. Several rapid responses to this News feature have been published … Continue reading Coroner questions advice
Why the UK needs payment transparency legislation
As published in the BMJ, Open Access, 7 January 2025:
Following the sunrise
On The BMJ home page I came across this advert by Eli Lilly. It invited me to “Learn how to better identify early signs of Alzheimer’s Disease” and warned that … Continue reading Following the sunrise
Light breaks where no sun shines
On The BMJ home page I came across this advert by Eli Lilly. It invited me to “Learn how to better identify early signs of Alzheimer’s Disease” and warned that … Continue reading Light breaks where no sun shines
‘Moving towards zero tolerance’
BMJ, 19 November 2024: Response by Amit Aggarwal, Executive Director Medical Affairs & Strategic Partnerships, The Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry (ABPI): Dr Peter J Gordon and Dr Sian … Continue reading ‘Moving towards zero tolerance’
The contributions of those “retired” often prove invaluable
BMJ submission by Dr Peter J Gordon. 2nd September 2015 Yesterday I was at a consultation event held by Healthcare Improvement Scotland which sought wider views on a proposed national … Continue reading The contributions of those “retired” often prove invaluable