Want to know how to use Ovid to search Medline & Embase, then combine and de-duplicate results? Here's a video: https://t.co/DS3rkfsvrR #CPD #LiteratureSearching #MedicinesInformation #pharmacy

Interpreting liver blood test results can be challenging. How should clinicians interpret abnormal test results? New Education article offers guidance and a visual summary #BMJInfographic 🔗 https://t.co/QLrTJlDI1H

"Statistics for Non-Statisticians" by Birger Stjernholm Madsen (Springer, 2nd Edition) The book title every PhD student wishes they'd found in Year 1. If you're a researcher who needs to understand statistics without becoming a statistician, this is your roadmap. What makes it

A young doctor asked me, “Why keep reading basic science?” Well, where to start? You never want to reduce your practice to robotically following algorithms and protocols — though those checks and balances have their place in patient care. As a neurologist, I don’t see reading

Curve - Fitting Methods and the Messages They Send

If you see a drug ending in "vaptan" and get immediate, soul-crushing anxiety, this is for you.

Study of AI sycophancy finds that DeepSeek and Llama models are among the most sycophantic and Gemini, Mistral, and Claude are among the least sycophantic (though still high relative to humans). "Overall, deployed LLMs overwhelmingly affirm user actions."

A letter in the @PJOnline_News notes the risk of mis-selection now that there are two posaconazole suspension: 30mg/mL gastro-resistant and 40mg/mL plain. What is worse is that there are generics of 40mg/mL, so risk is unlikely to be short-term. https://t.co/qyav0fjocI

New to the e-library: The Movement Disorders Prescriber’s Guide to Parkinson’s Disease (2025) Find it here: https://t.co/QReEtAvXI3 under ‘Nervous System’, ‘Movement Disorders’ #RPSLibrary

Antidepressants differ significantly in their effects on body mass and other cardiometabolic measures, a review has found. Read more on MIMS:

Report added to the hub - A framework for the safe, efficient and effective implementation, use and maintenance of AI in health and care in London.

The question every educator is asking: "Did my student actually write this?" The solution is NOT ⤵️ — better detection software. — going back to handwritten exams. — pretending AI doesn't exist. Here's what I learned from reading this book ⤵️ 𝗜𝗻𝘀𝘁𝗲𝗮𝗱 𝗼𝗳

Pharmacist warned for approving scripts via ‘thumbs up emoji’ https://t.co/H4QMkUUJHv The General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC) has warned a pharmacist who used WhatsApp to “remotely” check and approve prescriptions @TheGPhC

ICYMI: TI Therapeutics Letter 157: How to🛑antidepressants 👉 https://t.co/i0YXOaW0Fo 🐌 Avoid abrupt discontinuation 🖥️ Monitor patients after dose reduction 👩🏽‍🏫 Patient education + shared decision-making to minimize harms, improve outcomes #deprescribing #MedEd #antidepressants

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Data protection involves being mindful of everyday interactions and habits. It's about being aware, not just about following 'procedures'.

So, when you're querying #AI, be careful about 'leading questions'. "What do you think of..." may be better than "Do you agree that...?"

This is the best phenytoin guide I've ever seen

🤖 Potential dangers of AI in Medicine - De-Skilling - Mis-Skilling - Never-Skilling Nice editorial: https://t.co/xDK19Yux4R

How good is #AI? The worst it's ever going to be. ChatGPT-5 hallucinates less than 4o. So if you're looking at research on using AI, the really old stuff (like six months ago!) may not reflect current capability. See

You should be so lucky to have people throughout your research career that you can openly bounce ideas to and from - especially if they complement your strengths in your areas of weakness - it is a rare and precious gift.