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📝 How do you evaluate an AI decision support tool in a research paper? This BMJ guide offers 10 key questions to ask when appraising studies using AI for healthcare delivery. Get equipped to read smarter: bit.ly/4jTRxuu

Curious about the types of AI in healthcare and how to assess their ethical use? This paper introduces key AI concepts, ethical principles, and current guidelines for publishing AI studies in medicine. Essential reading for clinicians & researchers bit.ly/4jTRxuu

This new research article by Henock Yebyo and colleagues evaluates the effectiveness and benefit-harm balance of various statins for the primary prevention of cardiovascular disease in people with HIV. You can read the full article here: bit.ly/43cgfj2

I’m representing Trauma Surgery & Acute Care Open (TSACO) in-person at the #acspcp2025 Point/Counterpoint conference. Amazing collaboration and partnership. See meeting papers TSACO has published here: tsaco.bmj.com/pages/american…

New original research. 👶 Twin pregnancies come with higher preterm birth risk—can cervical length help predict outcomes? This study combines data from multiple cohorts to assess its prognostic value in women without symptoms. Read now: bit.ly/4jzGYx8

📄 New in BMJ’s How to Read a Paper series. Want to better understand how AI is used in healthcare papers? This guide walks you through how to critically appraise research involving AI in clinical settings. 🔎 Read now bit.ly/4jTRxuu

Original research by Henock Yebyo and colleagues on statins for primary prevention of cardiovascular events in people with HIV. Read the full article now: bit.ly/43cgfj2 #BMJMedicine

📢 New original research from Saifur R. Chowdhury and colleagues summarises the effects of metformin on #covid19 to inform a World Health Organization (WHO) clinical practice guideline. Read now: bit.ly/4kxpAJf #WorldHealthOrganization

🆕 New original research How necessary is continued monitoring after hCG levels normalize in complete hydatidiform molar pregnancies? This national retrospective population study offers new insights. 🔗 Read now bit.ly/3YVDsVk

📝 How do you evaluate an AI decision support tool in a research paper? This BMJ guide offers 10 key questions to ask when appraising studies using AI for healthcare delivery. Get equipped to read smarter: bit.ly/4jTRxuu

📄 Original research by Saifur R. Chowdhury and colleagues finds that metformin may reduce incidences of long covid when used to treat patients with non-severe acute #covid19 infection. Read here: bit.ly/4kxpAJf #longcovid #covidresearch #WHO

Curious about the types of AI in healthcare and how to assess their ethical use? This paper introduces key AI concepts, ethical principles, and current guidelines for publishing AI studies in medicine. Essential reading for clinicians & researchers bit.ly/4jTRxuu

NEW RESEARCH📢 Kejia Hu and colleagues provide an analysis of initial suicide attempts, covering incidence, risk factors, outcomes, and healthcare use in the month before and the month after the attempts. Read the full article here: bit.ly/4kSpKep

Whether it’s original research, a cohort study or methods primer, we welcome submissions that influence practice and benefit patients. Catch our EiC’s take on what we want to see; then check out our author pages for details of all article types bit.ly/4kxzriO

📄 New in BMJ’s How to Read a Paper series. Want to better understand how AI is used in healthcare papers? This guide walks you through how to critically appraise research involving AI in clinical settings. 🔎 Read now bit.ly/4jTRxuu

Isaac Núñez and Anthony Matthews discuss why negative control outcomes are best placed to assess detection bias and how to correctly select a them. bit.ly/4l11TJy

Ian White and colleagues discuss control risk problems and how to tackle them in non-inferiority trials bit.ly/3Toh9V9

📝 How do you evaluate an AI decision support tool in a research paper? This BMJ guide offers 10 key questions to ask when appraising studies using AI for healthcare delivery. Get equipped to read smarter: bit.ly/4jTRxuu

This population study by Kejia Hu and colleagues on risk factors, impact, and healthcare use related to initial suicide attempts highlights the need for systematic prevention efforts for people who have attempted suicide for the first time. Read here: bit.ly/4kSpKep

From Trials & Cohort Studies to Methods Primers & Specialist Reviews, our content spans a wide range of articles. If your work impacts practice & enhances patient care, it may find a home with us. Hear our EiC’s insights & learn more on author info #submit bit.ly/4kxzriO