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Medical journal with news and analysis on evidence-based medicine and public health.

Re: Medical Training Prioritisation Bill Passes but Clarification Still Needed on IMGs, Leaders Say
News•Mar 10, 2026

Re: Medical Training Prioritisation Bill Passes but Clarification Still Needed on IMGs, Leaders Say

The UK Medical Training (Prioritisation) Bill 2026 passed, aiming to give preference to doctors trained within the country. Critics argue the bill’s wording unintentionally excludes refugee and asylum‑seeking physicians who have completed NHS‑funded training. Leaders of the UK National Refugee and Asylum Seeking Healthcare Professionals Programmes Network warn that this exclusion wastes public investment and narrows the talent pool. They are calling on the government to amend the legislation to explicitly include these clinicians in the prioritisation groups.

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Mind and Body Approach
News•Mar 9, 2026

Mind and Body Approach

In a rapid‑response letter to the BMJ, specialist doctor Laura Jarvis thanks Barbara Holtzman for her piece on chronic pain and highlights the Institute of Psychosexual Medicine’s mind‑body approach. The letter describes how psychotherapy‑based training helps patients link emotional trauma to physical...

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Tetris and PTSD Symptoms: A Medical Perspective on Benefits, Limits, and Escalation
News•Mar 7, 2026

Tetris and PTSD Symptoms: A Medical Perspective on Benefits, Limits, and Escalation

A Bayesian adaptive trial with 99 trauma‑exposed healthcare workers showed that a brief, guided Tetris‑based imagery‑competing task significantly reduced intrusive memories at four weeks and maintained benefits over follow‑up. The authors stress that the intervention targets a specific PTSD symptom...

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