Breaking

Public HealthFood Insecurity and Mental Health in South Africa Linked in New Survey ● Public HealthDirect-to-Consumer Microbiome Tests Face Regulatory Gaps, Review Finds ● PsychiatryREACH+ trial tests relapse prevention strategies in anorexia nervosa ● Medical InformaticsAToP framework maps EHR Transformer readmission risk to temporal patterns ● Public HealthFemale Health Volunteers in Nepal Show Readiness for Tobacco Cessation Counseling ● HematologyUganda study finds high antifolate resistance in children with sickle cell anaemia ● Infectious DiseaseSMC Sentinel Surveillance Detects Gaps and Emerging Resistance in Northern Kenya ● GeneticsIndirect Genetic Effects in ADHD and ASD Traits Across Development ●

Public HealthFood Insecurity and Mental Health in South Africa Linked in New Survey ● Public HealthDirect-to-Consumer Microbiome Tests Face Regulatory Gaps, Review Finds ● PsychiatryREACH+ trial tests relapse prevention strategies in anorexia nervosa ● Medical InformaticsAToP framework maps EHR Transformer readmission risk to temporal patterns ● Public HealthFemale Health Volunteers in Nepal Show Readiness for Tobacco Cessation Counseling ● HematologyUganda study finds high antifolate resistance in children with sickle cell anaemia ● Infectious DiseaseSMC Sentinel Surveillance Detects Gaps and Emerging Resistance in Northern Kenya ● GeneticsIndirect Genetic Effects in ADHD and ASD Traits Across Development ●

Advertisement

Medical Ethics

Clinical evidence, research, and medical intelligence in Medical Ethics.

Advertisement

Medical Ethics · BBC Dental

Fake CV doctor struck off after NHS hospital role in haematology

An NHS clinical fellow in haematology was struck off after admitting to a fabricated CV, with tribunal judges citing significant patient risk.

By Dr. A. Nikhil Krishnan, MBBS · Nov 6, 2026 · 5 min read

Medical Ethics·Nature

Patient-Focused Drug Development Raises Ethics Questions in Rare Disease

Patient-led rare disease drug development can speed therapies, but it also creates ethical tensions over influence, access, and…

Medical Ethics·Front Immunol

Frontiers publication ethics tighten authorship, plagiarism, and inclusion rules

Frontiers details authorship, affiliation, plagiarism, and inclusive language rules designed to protect research integrity and publication ethics.

Medical Ethics·NEJM

Public Trust in Medicine Cannot Be Rebuilt in One Policy Cycle

An NEJM essay argues that trust is essential for consent and shared decision making, yet public confidence in…

Medical Ethics·BMJ

Lethal Injection Ethics: Christa Pike Case Reignites Doctor Participation Debate

Christa Pike’s failed lethal injection has renewed scrutiny of physician involvement in executions, intensive care rescue, and competence…

Medical Ethics·STAT

Israeli Dignitas Members Describe Aid-in-Dying in Switzerland

Qualitative interviews with Israeli Dignitas members examined why some consider aid-in-dying in Switzerland and how they describe suffering,…

Medical Ethics

Clinical evidence, research, and medical intelligence in Medical Ethics.

In Brief The 5-minute rounds

New hypertension guideline lowers the treatment threshold to 130/80 mm Hg.
Phase 3 GLP-1 trial reports a 20% cut in major adverse cardiac events.
FDA clears a next-generation CAR-T therapy for relapsed lymphoma.
Meta-analysis links early mobilisation to shorter ICU length of stay.
Rapid guidance broadens empiric antibiotics for suspected sepsis.

Advertisement

Most Read

Medicine World Foundation Alerts

Daily Clinical Dispatch

Receive peer-screened summaries across 17 clinical specialties delivered to your inbox every morning.

Trending Topics Clinical Keywords

#GLP-1 #Lecanemab #CAR-T #SepsisBundle #Semaglutide #SGLT2 #LongCOVID #AntibioticStewardship #AIDiagnostics #Statins

Advertisement

Advertisement