Selling alcohol without a minimum price is like driving with no speed limit, says Dr Carsten Grimm

It seems ridiculous to question something as basic as CPR, but what if it could actually be doing patients harm?

Arguments about health tourism held no water, Dr Ewen Stewart writes, so thank goodness everyone's got access to free HIV treatment now

The mounting evidence that breast screening does more harm than good can no longer be ignored, says Dr Margaret McCartney

In the first of a series of monthly columns, Dr Margaret McCartney takes the Government to task for its evidence-free decision to introduce dementia screening

The Government should hold a public consultation in order to decide whether to provide homeopathy on the NHS, says Dr Andrew Sikorski

RCGP champion for learning disabilities, Dr Matt Hoghton, looks at why GPs should improve the care of this particular group of patients.

Professor Henry Kitchener explains why boys should be included in the HPV vaccination campaign

The men with moustaches mean well, says Dr Peter Deveson, but where’s the evidence?

Health Protection Agency consultants Dr Sam Ghebrehewet and Dr Alex Stewart argue there is plenty of evidence to support health professionals being given the flu jab.

GPs’ individualism is being eroded and their professionalism demeaned, says Dr James Sherifi.

Our campaign aims to champion approaches that draw on the expertise and experience of GPs – and expose those imposed on them.

Trying to care for older people says Professor Mayur Lakhani, is like playing cricket with a broken bat.

Dr David Jones presents the case for specialist paediatric GPs.

Dr Ted Willis issues a clarion call for GPs to use their common sense in assessing risk, in the winner of our Soapbox competition

GPs are too shy about addressing patients’ questions on dying and end-of-life care, says Dr Paul Barker.

GPs aren’t ‘selfish’ for refusing flu vaccinations, says Dr Margaret McCartney – they’re just not convinced that it’s evidence-based.

Overzealous enforcement and pointless target chasing is harming patients, says Dr Clive Henderson

The indicators on depression should be reviewed and improved, but removing them from the QOF would be a grave mistake, says Dr Alan Cohen.

Dr Michael Soljak discusses how patient-reported outcome measures will help GP commissioners decide the procedures that will benefit patients most