‘Unhealthy’ Gut Microbiome Linked to Higher Risk of Death after Organ Transplant
Microbiome patterns specifically linked to deaths from cancer and infection, irrespective of organ transplanted
Articles by BMJ-British Medical Journal
New Study Supports Psilocybin’s Potential as an Antidepressant
Findings are encouraging, but further evidence is needed before any clinical recommendations can be made, say experts
Energy Drinks Linked to Poor Sleep Quality and Insomnia among College Students
Even just the occasional can is linked to heightened risk of disturbed sleep
The Climate and Nature Crisis Is One Indivisible Global Health Emergency
Over 200 health journals urge the WHO to declare climate change and the nature crisis as a global health emergency
Eating More Whole Grains and Fruit Linked to Less Midlife Weight Gain
Most associations stronger among those with excessive body weight and women
Fewer than Half of New Drugs Add Substantial Therapeutic Value
Patients need better treatments, not just more of the same, says expert
Limit Added Sugar to Six Teaspoons a Day to Improve Health, Urge Experts
Review finds links between excess sugar intake and 45 outcomes including diabetes, depression, obesity, heart disease
High Drug Prices Are Not Justified by Research and Development Spending
Most industry spending is not on research and development
Health Journals Urge World Leaders to Deliver Climate Justice for Africa
Africa has suffered disproportionately although it has done little to cause the crisis
Are Drug Regulators Sufficiently Independent from the Companies They Regulate?
Expert says regulators need their own independent watchdog