The case for and against a blanket ban on political symbols

From 85-hour workweeks in 1962 to Chaotic treatments in 2026

Exploring the non-medics’ love-hate relationship with hospital stories

Doctors are trained in the ways of prolonging life, does that make them best suited to assisting death?

When does autonomy outweigh safety?

What’s the point of the exam if the speciality will just repeat it?

While the world celebrates beginnings, the ward teaches us about endings

Where should the line be when doctors are over-worked but patients bear the consequences...

Why certainty and authority can be seductive (but dangerous) when it comes to clinical care.

What should doctors do when symptoms are real, but the science doesn’t have the answers...

Are today’s doctors practicing a vocation or just shift-workers?

Urologists call for GPs to stop doing DREs for suspected prostate cancer

Unpacking the flawed logic behind the most persistent anti-strike argument

Why calling another specialty can feel like stepping into enemy territory

Navigating the delicate ethics of industry relationships in medicine

Is it possible to level the playing field without lowering the standards?

Historical biases, underrepresentation, and change in medical research

Where is the line of professionalism in the age of digital outrage

If you’re questioning your career every morning, perhaps it’s time to look deeper

How the Satisfaction of Search (SOS) cognitive bias impacts diagnostic accuracy

The Best of Board Round 2024

A Christmas experience working in the NHS

Disagreement is nothing new, but how you respond this Christmas is down to you...

Rebuilding Mentorship and Support in Today’s Medical Training

Perhaps we shouldn't look to Apollo for guidance...