This week the MJA has agreed to an exciting new partnership with the MHP Group communications agency to provide our members with exclusive media briefings on some of the latest Read more…
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We are delighted to announced that Sam Biggs has been appointed MJA administrator, and takes the reins officially on November 4. Some of you may already know Sam (under her Read more…
MJA members dominate shortlists for the British Journalism Awards for both health and life sciences journalism and specialist journalism. Members and previous winners of our Newcomer of the Year Award Read more…
Why Can’t I See My GP? The Past, Present and Future of General Practice, by Dr Ellen Welch, Calon, £16.99. Reviewed by John Illman Not so long ago GP telephone consultations Read more…
As you may have seen, our exclusive press briefing with Bupa, which unveiled a pilot genomic screening service and their plans for targeted health prevention have make the headlines. Read more…
It’s a phrase that’s cropping up more and more in press releases and reports, but ‘lived experience’ has received a comprehensive thumbs down from MJA members. The home-page poll found Read more…
It’s with sadness that we have to share the news that Sallie Robins, our amazing administrator, is stepping down from October 11. Sallie has provided stalwart support the for Executive Read more…
Good journalism that asks difficult questions and calls out quackery and fake news has never been more important — particularly in the fields of health and medicine, where misinformation can Read more…
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Medics usually steer well clear of anything claimed to be a ‘miracle cure’, but not Professor Scarlett McNally. The orthopaedic surgeon and MJA member is taking a very special road Read more…
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