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…
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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…
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…
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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…
History of Medicine Society: Sarah Hughes Trust Prize in conjunction with the Medical Journalists’ Association Sarah Hughes was a talented journalist whose life was cut short when she died from…
There has been extensive coverage across national and specialist media of our exclusive event with Wes Streeting — much of it focused on the inevitable crisis in care which has…
Wes Streeting, the Shadow Secretary for Health and Social Care, shared his vision for the NHS and fielded questions from MJA members and invited guests at the Royal Society of…
Isabel Walker remembers an inspirational colleague: Former MJA member Judy Kirby, who died after a sudden illness in early June, aged 84, taught me one of the best lessons I…
As ever, we’ve had a flurry of membership applications around the entry period for the MJA Awards — so please welcome our latest new members. Layal Liverpool is a science…
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