Our podcasts
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BMJ
A regular podcast from the BMJ featuring interviews and debates.
Archives of Disease in Childhood
Interviews and debates from ADC's authors and editors.
British Journal of Sports Medicine
Podcasts from BJSM featuring interviews and debates.
Drug and Therapeutics Bulletin
From the Drug and Therapeutics Bulletin, your key source of unbiased, independent advice.
Emergency Medicine Journal
Podcasts from the Emergency Medicine Journal featuring interviews and debates.
Gut podcast
Interviews providing insight into the stories and people behind the papers.
Heart podcast
Discussion of topics relevant to the diagnosis and treatment of cardiovascular disease.
Injury Prevention
Podcasts from Injury Prevention, the journal that strives to reduce the burden of injury in all age groups across the globe.
International Quality Forum
The 2008 event was held in the beautiful cultural capital of Paris, France.
JFPRHC podcast
Podcasts from the Journal of Family Planning and Reproductive Health Care featuring interviews and debates.
JNIS podcast
Podcasts from the Journal of NeuroInterventional Surgery featuring interviews and debates.
JNNP podcast
Podcasts from the Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery and Psychiatry, featuring interviews and debates.
Making a Difference
Highlights issues where you feel the BMJ Group can make a difference to health care.
STI podcast
Podcasts reflecting and debating how we can make a difference for patients at risk of STIs around the world.
Thorax podcast
Behind-the-scenes at Thorax, recent papers and broader publishing issues.
Recent podcasts
Journal club: Efficacy of a tyrosine kinase inhibitor in idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis
Only one treatment is licensed for idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis and this only in Europe. Luca Richeldi (Center for Rare Lung ...more
The early days of chronic fatigue syndrome research; Clues to functional weakness mechanism from the nature of onset
In this first podcast of 2012 editor Matthew Kiernan talks about JNNP's new impact commentaries - a series which will ...more
STI programmes in Latin America and the Caribbean
King Holmes (director, Center for AIDS and STD, University of Washington; past president of the IUSTI) talks to Patricia Garcia ...more
Hamstring injuries with Carl Askling
Hamstring injuries are the most prevalent muscle injuries in sport. Symptoms can be particularly prolonged, healing response poor, and the ...more
Triangulating case-finding tools for patient safety surveillence
Brian Johnston, Injury Prevention’s editor, talks to Jennifer Taylor from the Drexel University School of Public Health, Philadelphia, about this month’s ...more
PUFAS and neoplasms
Mairi McLean, Gut education editor, talks to Professor Mark Hull, Leeds Institute of Molecular Medicine, about his research into the ...more
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