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WEBINAR TOMORROW! Understanding research impact with BMJ Impact Analytics: Tracking the real-world impact of medical and health research. BMJ Group Office of Health Economics …is-publishing-limited.webinargeek.com/understand-the…

No-touch vein harvesting has meaningful benefits for heart bypass patients, finds a study published by The BMJ today bit.ly/4kfeFUL

GP-led talking therapy eases PTSD symptoms after critical illness, finds The BMJ trial bit.ly/4k5ReNp

A blood test for many different types of cancer could thwart progression while the disease is still at an early stage in up to half of cases, suggests research published in BMJ_Open. bit.ly/43lImxA

Women are around 50% more likely than men to develop COPD even if they have never smoked or smoked much less than their male counterparts, suggests a study in BMJ Open Respiratory. bit.ly/44vIueW

Failure to focus on covid suppression led to avoidable UK deaths, says expert in The BMJ today bit.ly/3F05F6P

Preliminary findings in OEM BMJ suggest that overwork may induce neuroadaptive changes in the brain that affect cognitive and and emotional health bit.ly/3H8FpHS

A study in British Journal of Sports Medicine (BJSM) suggests that physical activity, particularly taking part in organised sports may ward off childhood mental ill health. bit.ly/43sPjNh

Since 2019, the BMJ Global Health Grant has recognised rising talent in #globalhealth. Our partnership with @EV4GH helps us to support a young health-systems researcher through their learning & peer support programme. Meet our latest winner: bit.ly/3S3TiJN Duha Shellah

New US dementia cases in decline, but continued rise in people living with the condition, finds a study published by The BMJ today bit.ly/4kweB33

Might cold sores be implicated in a heightened risk of developing Alzheimer's disease? Read a large study in BMJ_Open to find out. bit.ly/44LPMvb

Thousands of young children around the world are still swallowing magnets despite tighter regulations, reveals a study in Injury Prevention bit.ly/4dKivDj

Standardising disposable vape devices seems to curb young people’s desire to try them, finds a case-control study in Tobacco Control. But the trade-off is that it may lead to fewer people switching from smoking to vaping, warn the researchers. bit.ly/4kwUC4f

Looking to publish your healthcare leadership research? Join BMJ Leader in session D3, of #Quality25 this Friday, where you can Pitch your Paper. It will be a great chance to network and connect directly with our editors. Don't miss it!

🌍NEW Introducing BMJ Innovations Collection w/ TDR: Gender and Social Innovation. Explores how the intersection between gender and socioeconomic factors influences health. #GenderEquity #Intersectionality #SocialInnovation #GlobalHealth bit.ly/3ZqeYnr

Leading doctors from India and Pakistan appeal for “brave first steps” towards peace in The BMJ today bit.ly/45udRqF

General service in the US military may lower, rather than heighten, the risk of depression, despite the relatively high prevalence of the condition among active duty and veteran personnel, finds a large study in BMJ Military Health bit.ly/43yQoC8

Around 1 in 7 US adults who currently smoke may have some degree of disability, suggests the first study of its kind published online in Tobacco Control. bit.ly/3HkHO2p

🚭 Making a stand: Since 1957, we've excluded tobacco-sponsored advertising. Today our policy excludes authors with ties to the tobacco industry. Curious about which medical education provider bowed to pressure from our The BMJ investigations unit? bit.ly/4gNuUXQ 🌍

NEW qualitative study of hydraulic ram pump project, rural Philippines; how gender & intersecting social stratifiers shape access to water. Community-driven social innovations must address inequities to improve health outcomes. TDR BMJ Innovations bit.ly/454w0vh