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YASSAIE, Rammina (2024). Doctors who are activists remind and inspire us also to do the work. BMJ, 385: q1138.

PERUMAL, Nandita, WANG, Dongqing, DARLING, Anne Marie, LIU, Enju, WANG, Molin, AHMED, Tahmeed, CHRISTIAN, Parul, DEWEY, Kathryn G, KAC, Gilberto, KENNEDY, Stephen H, SUBRAMONEY, Vishak, BRIGGS, Brittany and FAWZI, Wafaie W (2023). Suboptimal gestational weight gain and neonatal outcomes in low and middle income countries: individual participant data meta-analysis. BMJ: e072249.

PASKINS, Z, BROMLEY, K, LEWIS, M, HUGHES, G, HUGHES, E, HENNINGS, S, CHERRINGTON, A, HALL, A, HOLDEN, MA, STEVENSON, K, MENON, A, ROBERTS, P, PEAT, George, JINKS, C, KIGOZI, J, OPPONG, R, FOSTER, NE, MALLEN, CD and RODDY, E (2022). Clinical effectiveness of one ultrasound guided intra-articular corticosteroid and local anaesthetic injection in addition to advice and education for hip osteoarthritis (HIT trial): single blind, parallel group, three arm, randomised controlled trial. BMJ, 377: e068446.

MCCALL, Hannah, ADAMS, Naomi, MASON, David and WILLIS, Jamie (2015). What is chemsex and why does it matter? (Editorial). BMJ, 351, h5790.

GOLDBERG, S. E., BRADSHAW, L. E., KEARNEY, F. C., RUSSELL, C., WHITTAMORE, K. H., FOSTER, P. E. R., MAMZA, J., GLADMAN, J. R. F., JONES, R. G., LEWIS, S. A., POROCK, Davina and HARWOOD, R. H. (2013). Care in specialist medical and mental health unit compared with standard care for older people with cognitive impairment admitted to general hospital : randomised controlled trial (NIHR TEAM trial). BMJ, 347 (jul02), f4132-f4132.

ADAMSON, Simon J, BLAND, J Martin, HAY, Elaine M, JOHNSON, Ruth E, JONES, Gareth T, KITCHENER, Henry, KLABER MOFFETT, Jennifer A, MACFARLANE, Gary J, MACPHERSON, Hugh, MCLEAN, Sionnadh, NELSON, Linsey, SALISBURY, Chris, THOMAS, Elaine, TILBROOK, Helen E and TORGERSON, David J (2008). Patients' preferences within randomised trials: systematic review and patient level meta-analysis. BMJ, 337, a1864-a1864.

HUNT, Nigel and MCHALE, Susan (2005). The psychological impact of alopecia. BMJ, 331 (7522), 951-953.