For me, one of the best things about being a health and medical journalist is that we get to write stories that make a real difference to people’s lives. It Read more…
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I’m sure many of you will know Neil Crump from Aurora, but you may not know that he has launched a new digital platform which allows NHS workers to share Read more…
Would you like to review books related to health and medicine for the MJA website? From time to time we are offered review copies by publishers, or are looking for Read more…
O, Let Me Not Get Alzheimer’s Sweet Heaven Colin Brewer. Skyscraper Publications Colin Brewer has never been afraid to court controversy. My first columnist on New Psychiatry, he was so Read more…
Newsflash: The survey is now available for MJA members to complete. Take the survey now and be in with the chance of winning a bottle of fizz. We’ve all had Read more…
This is not a book for the faint hearted. As a guide for patients proposing to take on the medical establishment that is just as it should be. It is Read more…
OK, I know that probably doesn’t sound the most exciting offer, but the AGM is your chance to let us know what you would like from your association — it’s Read more…
Dr Michael O’Donnell (October 20,1928 – April 6, 2019) Geoff Watts worked for Michael O’Donnell at World Medicine for seven years, first as Science Editor and later as Deputy Editor. Read more…
Without whistleblowers, some of the most important health and medical stories in recent history may never have been told. The Bristol heart surgery scandal, sub-standard care at Mid Staffs hospital and the Read more…
Samira Shackle, a freelance writer for the Guardian recently posted this thread of her top tips on Twitter. I thought it was worth sharing as I’m sure many established MJA Read more…
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