Tim Feeney

Kim Leadbeater, a Labour MP and the driving force behind the UK’s Assisted Dying Bill, shares her insights on the proposed legislation and its parliamentary journey. Jamila Hussain, a palliative care consultant, discusses the potential impact on vulnerable groups, emphasizing the need for robust safeguards. Meanwhile, Tobias Good explains the intriguing concept of Target Trial Emulation, shedding light on how observational studies can reveal causal relationships. Tim Feeney offers further insights into evaluating these methods for better evidence synthesis.

Richard Smith, former editor of The BMJ and chair of UKHACC, argues for a more convivial society, linking it to better health. Tina Korownyk, a professor at the University of Alberta, discusses the influence of TV medical talk shows and their unexpected results. Tim Feeney, a research editor at the BMJ, shares insights from quirky Christmas research, including the fascinating connection between taxi driving and reduced Alzheimer's risk. Lastly, paramedic Mari Martensen recounts memorable experiences in Svalbard, where polar bears add an adventurous twist to emergency medical services.

Join an engaging discussion with Matt Morgan, an intensive care consultant known for his whimsical medical neologisms, and Madhvi Joshi, a London GP exploring the intriguing world of longevity and biohacking. Discover quirky festive research with Navjoyt Ladher and Tim Feeney, including studies on diversity language suppression in NIH grants by Anupam Bapu Jena and health impacts of daylight saving time by Melanie de Lange. This conversation combines humor with critical insights into modern medicine, making for a delightful holiday brain feast!