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Traditional Medical Text
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Medicine needs critics: Why scepticism is both healthy and important

An interview with Dr Caitjan Gainty, a historian based at King's College London, about her new book 'Healthy Scepticism'.

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“Are you really the doctor?”—The rheumatologist using humour to examine uncomfortable questions of race and identity in the NHS

An interview with Dr Matthew Hutchinson about his new book exploring identity, mistrust and humour in medical practice.

Madonna And Child

Abortion is not a modern intervention—and history teaches us that prohibition fails

An interview with Professor Mary Fissell on her new book 'Abortion: a History', and why prohibition has always failed throughout history.

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Data Dashboard Display
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The surgeon solving violent crime with data sharing

A BMJ feature exploring how data sharing methods are being used to cut violent injuries worldwide.

Hanging Glass Lanterns

Dinesh Bhuga: Loving the sound of breaking glass

From using a streetlight to study during his childhood in an industrial town in India to becoming president of the World Psychiatric Association, Dinesh Bhugra has led a remarkable life. Shivali Fulchand talks to him about his journey

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Climate Protest Signs

Could protesting for climate action damage doctors’ careers?

Several doctors have been arrested for taking part in non-violent demonstrations for Extinction Rebellion. This feature explores what are the legal implications of protesting.

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