The BMJ Podcast

The British Medical Journal (BMJ) is one of the most respected publications in the world, so much so that it doesn't really need an introduction, does it? We're joined by: Ian Hamilton, mental health worker and academic who's written for the BMJ, Independent, and many other publications Dr Fiona Godlee, the Editor in Chief for the BMJ Richard Hurley, the Features and Debates editor for the BMJ In this episode we discuss if the medical profession holds the key to drug policy reform? We cover a lot of ground in this, and there are a lot of extra links and content so this is definitely one to use the Acast app for.

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