Doctors in Gaza feel “abandoned by the world” as they struggle to provide basic healthcare amid renewed Israeli airstrikes, says US surgeon @FerozeSidhwa from the recently bombed Nasser Hospital @gavin_kelleher @bmj_latest @Aseelbaidoun @MedicalAidPal https://t.co/RN4jTVwC0v

My colleague made a racist comment—what should I do? "Doctors who witness discriminatory behaviour have an obligation to act on it," but there are many ways to do so. @emahase_ hears some guidance https://t.co/1FA4V3b87S

In this @bmj_latest article by @emahase_ I discuss why the rollout of the cholesterol-lowering drug Inclisiran did not go as well as hoped. Careful planning and implementation are essential for the successful use of any new intervention by the NHS.

#BMJExclusive: A drug rollout that officials hailed as a demonstration that the UK was still a “science superpower,” has reached only a fraction of eligible patients @emahase_ reports https://t.co/7y8i48YvQC

Careers clinic: My colleague made a racist comment—what should I do? Read all the advice: https://t.co/nsncpu5ZGN @the_mdu @KingsCollegeLon @drshehlaiu @BritishIMA @gmcuk @bmj_latest

“It’s important not to be seen condoning this type of behaviour and to do that, it’s important to tackle it, if possible, at the time of the incident." Doctors have a duty to respond to discrimination but there are many ways they can do so, The BMJ hears https://t.co/1FA4V3b87S

“There is no ceasefire”—Gazan doctors brace for winter as Israeli attacks and aid restrictions continue To launch this year’s BMJ appeal supporting @MSF’s work in Gaza and 75+ other countries, I interviewed @mohabed1973 👇 @bmj_latest @MSF_uk https://t.co/Pd31I0sAHG

Careers clinic: My colleague made a racist comment—what should I do? Read all the advice: https://t.co/nsncpu5ZGN @the_mdu @KingsCollegeLon @drshehlaiu @BritishIMA @gmcuk @bmj_latest

💡Resident doctors starting a new rotation? WRDC members share tips! ✅ Don’t forget the essentials – Divya Singh ✅ Plan your learning goals – Imogen John Read their advice in the BMJ blog 👉

Hundreds of thousands of children are set to be lifted out of poverty, as the UK government has announced that it will end the limit restricting universal credit support to two children per family #Budget2026 https://t.co/XqeThJ49mH

After 18-months of political infighting, the Labour government has finally lifted the two child benefit limit. This will lift hundreds of thousands of children out of poverty. @bmj_latest @MichaelMarmot @CPAGUK https://t.co/G3zA0qy82F

"I always make a deliberate mistake and keep it in my knitting. It’s about getting used to being okay with making mistakes in life.” Consultant Chrissy Jayarajah describes how knitting gives her a sense of calm and is an antidote to perfectionism https://t.co/qCOmvdP7kJ

In a packed out room this morning hearing about how to improve child health... Reporting for @bmj_latest - come say hello if you're here! #KFChildrensHealth @TheKingsFund

“I’m sure a lot of doctors will empathise with this. People are coming to you with their problems and emotions, and so at the end of the day I just don’t want to talk...[Knitting] is meditative, you can just switch your brain off." @bmj_latest @Erin_Dean_ https://t.co/Pf0aZqv1Sx

“Remember that even if you do everything right, your first day is unlikely to be your best. Try not to worry; there’s always tomorrow.” Starting a new rotation can be daunting, but a little planning can help ease the transition, @emahase_ hears https://t.co/keSorp0RlG

“No first day will be totally seamless - focus on the things you can control. Speak to someone who did the rotation before you, so you know where & when to show up..." How can I prepare for the first day of a new rotation? @BMACymru @bmj_latest https://t.co/GDN3FfwhPI

“I recall one particular incident while I was on a night shift clerking a patient who stated, ‘I don’t bloody believe it. The doctor’s a bloody black bastard.’ I was 18 weeks pregnant with twins and felt completely helpless." @bmj_latest @gmcuk @TheBMA https://t.co/gUcjCf9y1L

Gaza’s Civil Defence says it's recovered 51 bodies from a mass grave in Gaza City as US President Trump requested Israel’s president to pardon PM Netanyahu, calling his corruption case a “political, unjustified prosecution.” 🔴 Follow our LIVE coverage: https://t.co/XOE4yp5qfZ

Thank you @bmj_latest it’s a honour and privilege to be featured in my favourite medical journal @UniversityLeeds @LTHTResearch @BSPRM_UK

I'm looking for doctors to write about the following topics for @bmj_latest: - dealing with a difficult colleague - fasting while working (e.g. during Ramadan) - being a more compassionate leader Get in touch if you are interested - DMs open or emahase@bmj.com #MedTwitter

And if you are a witness, but don't know what to do... @ingridtorjesen for @bmj_latest https://t.co/6oklUhhuih