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Blood pressure and cholesterol levels between normal weight and obese adults have narrowed thanks to medications, study says

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By Elisabeth Mahase Verified, affiliationsThe BMJ
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Adults over 40 with overweight or obesity now have similar blood pressure and cholesterol levels to their normal weight counterparts, researchers have found. They said that the change was likely due to the increased use of medication such as statins.
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Miscarriage: poor access to care leaves thousands of UK women desperately searching for answers

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By Elisabeth Mahase Verified, affiliationsThe BMJ
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A seemingly arbitrary rule is preventing women in the UK from accessing specialist care until they’ve had three miscarriages. Campaigners want to change this, Elisabeth Mahase reports. When Lisa Varey, 34, experienced her first miscarriage just after getting married, she sat in the hospital waiting room desperately searching on her phone for answers. “ We went from this high of highs to the depths of the lowest low and didn’t really have time to catch our breath.
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International medical graduates will need five years’ NHS experience to be prioritised for training, BMA decides after “gruelling” debate

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By Elisabeth Mahase Verified
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News & Views International medical... International medical graduates will need five years’ NHS experience to be prioritised for training, BMA decides after “gruelling” debate News BMJ 2026; 393 doi: https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj-2026-100064 Cite this as: BMJ 2026;393:e100064 A controversial motion on international medical graduates (IMGs) at the BMA’s annual conference left some doctors in tears, with some walking out in a bitter and tense vote.
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