This video covers the first section of the James Lind Library essays, exploring why it took so long for fair assessments of medical treatments to develop.

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Like almost every doctor, I’ve had to get to grips with artificial intelligence (AI). In some ways this has felt like going through the classic stages of loss and grief. First there’s denial (“It hasn...

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The James Lind Library uses material from history to illustrate the development of research methods for evaluating treatments.

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Extended questions and answers prepared by Dave Sackett shortly before his death in 2015, edited by Brian Haynes.

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Read the latest article version by Andrew D. Oxman, Allen Nsangi, Laura Martínez García, Margaret Kaseje, Laura Samsó Jofra, Daniel Semakula, Heather Munthe-Kaas, Sarah E. Rosenbaum, at F1000Research.

"Dealing with Medical Uncertainty in and through the History of Medicine" published on 10 Mar 2025 by Brill.

The seeds of iconoclasm In 1956 I went to the University of Illinois College of Medicine to be taught how to become a physician. Despite the College’s well-deserved reputation, a ...

Expansion of preventive clinical recommendations in primary care has had the unintended consequence of destabilising this foundation of the healthcare system, argue Minna Johansson and colleagues Fo...

Rebalancing Medicine can seem an impossible task. This book describes, often from personal experience, how the political fashions of the last decades first facilitated and then debilitated the essenti