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Applications are now open for Social Media Associate Editors at Archives of Disease in Childhood.

We are looking for people with an interest in child health, research dissemination, medical education, digital engagement, or content design to help shape ADC’s social media activity.

The role will involve creating accurate and engaging content, supporting journal-led communication, and working with relevant specialty groups, organisations, and communities to enhance reach and impact.

📩 Apply with a CV and covering letter to [email protected]

🗓️ Deadline: Monday 1 June 2026

☑️ Active RCPCH membership is required, and international applications are welcome.

The new issue of the Journal of Medical Evidence is now live 🎉

Developed with All India Institute of Medical Sciences - AIIMS, Rishikesh the journal focuses on strengthening evidence-based healthcare through rigorous, globally relevant research.

Explore the latest content: https://jmev.bmj.com/content/7/1

Published in Open Heart, this randomised controlled trial adds evidence that when you exercise may matter.

Chronotype - your body’s natural preference for activity timing (morning or evening) - is shaped by circadian rhythms that influence metabolism, hormones, and energy levels.

In this trial, middle-aged adults at increased cardiovascular risk followed exercise programmes either aligned or misaligned with their chronotype over 12 weeks.

While exercise improved outcomes overall, aligning timing with chronotype was associated with greater benefits, including improvements in blood pressure, glucose, lipid profiles, fitness, and sleep. Adherence was also higher.

These findings suggest that personalising when people exercise - alongside what they do - may support better cardiometabolic health and longer-term engagement.

We’re delighted to publish the latest open access content from the Journal of Medical Evidence, in partnership with Family Physicians of AIIMS Rishikesh

The first issue with BMJ is now live, bringing together high-quality, peer-reviewed research to support better healthcare decisions worldwide.

Take a look: https://jmev.bmj.com/content/7/1

BMJ Group is seeking an ambitious Editor-in-Chief to lead Occupational & Environmental Medicine (OEM), a leading international journal.

Ready to shape the future of research and editorial excellence?

Find out more: https://bit.ly/46iB7HI

Apply by 10 April 2026.

BMJ Connections Digital Health & AI is a newly launched open access companion journal to BMJ Digital Health & AI, focused on research across digital health and artificial intelligence.

The journal aims to support rigorous, transparent research with relevance to healthcare practice and policy, welcoming a broad range of study types and methodologies.

Learn more about the journal here:
https://connectionsdigitalhealth.bmj.com/

📢 Exclusive webinar invitation for Asia Pacific authors and institutions📝

Join Dr Seema Biswas, Editor-in-Chief (UK), for a practical session on how to get published in BMJ Case Reports. You’ll discover how this leading resource can support clinical education, enhance your institution's global research impact, and foster professional development.

The webinar will cover:
✨ An introduction to the BMJ Case Reports Institutional Subscription (Fellowship)
✨ The benefits of publishing in BMJ Case Reports
✨ How to use our guides and templates to write a case report
✨ What reviewers are looking for and how to revise
✨ How to use BMJ Case Reports for your own learning and teaching.

🕒 Event Details:
Date: Monday 9 March
Time: 5-6pm JST/7-8pm AEDT

Can't attend live? Registering guarantees access to the webinar recording: https://bmj.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_3BNfSf9uRhWnoqwTpNPd-Q #/registration

Dr Seema Biswas is Editor-in-Chief of BMJ Case Reports, and a senior lecturer in health leadership and education at Royal Holloway, University of London. She works in global health, and researches and teaches on the social determinants of health and disease, and access to healthcare, especially for vulnerable communities. Special interests include the effects of poverty, disaster and conflict on health and women's health.

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Unnecessary tests and treatments not only drain resources but also expose patients to avoidable risk.

Clinical Decision Support (CDS) is vital for high-value care. By flagging procedures with limited evidence of benefit, CDS helps clinicians avoid low-value interventions and overtreatment. The result? Significant cost savings and improved patient safety. It’s about delivering better care by doing less of what doesn't work.

Access the free guide for 10 practical CDS use cases, informed by Best Practice. https://bit.ly/3ZcOplq

📢 Editor-in-Chief Opportunity at BMJ Group

We are seeking an ambitious and dynamic Editor-in-Chief to lead Occupational & Environmental Medicine (OEM), a leading international journal published by BMJ.

This role offers you the opportunity to provide strategic leadership, shape the journal’s editorial vision, and work with a global community of authors, reviewers, and editors to uphold the highest standards of research quality and integrity.

If you are passionate about academic publishing and ready to influence the future direction of OEM, we would be delighted to hear from you!

👉 Find out more and apply: https://bit.ly/46iB7HI
🗓 Application deadline: 13 March 2026

Lifestyle Medicine Advances, now part of the BMJ Journals portfolio, is now live! The journal offers a new venue for rigorous research on lifestyle-driven prevention & health improvement.

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