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Research integrity and publication ethics editor, The BMJ. Talk Evidence podcaster. Rapid Recommendations co-creator. Former GP. My views
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Building an editorial AI assistant to support peer review with AWS Generative AI Innovation Center

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By Ian Mulvany, Helen Macdonald , Mehdi Nemlaghi
| Amazon Web Services
This post was written with Ian Mulvany and Helen Macdonald from the BMJ (British Medical Journal). For over 185 years, BMJ Group has advanced its purpose to improve health outcomes by working toward a vision of a healthier world for all. It does this mainly by publishing peer reviewed, evidence-based research across a portfolio of nearly 70 scientific and allied health journals, led by its flagship title, The BMJ.
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Books Being Made into Movies in 2026

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By Emily Bronte, Emily Brontë, Helen Macdonald , Andy Weir
| Five Books
Novels, nonfiction narratives and even short stories often become the basis for screenplays—and it can be fun (and sometimes frustrating) to see our favourite books being made into movies. In 2026, there are a number of major book adaptations just released, or still to look forward to. Out now 2026 has already begun with a bang with Emerald Fennell’s high-profile, if “decidedly loose” adaptation of Emily Brontë’s Wuthering Heights—a number-one box office smash on its opening weekend.
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Film review: H is for Hawk

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By Helen Macdonald 
| Church Times
IT CAN be hard for someone to realise when a well-nigh religious passion tips over into obsessional behaviour. This is the gauntlet that H is for Hawk (Cert. 12A) throws down. Based on Helen Macdonald’s 2014 memoir, it charts the emotional decline that the death of her beloved father, Alisdair, occasions. The pair are played by Claire Foy (The Crown) and Brendan Gleeson (Calvary), respectively, and there’s an ongoing conversation between the living and the dead.
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