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BMJ

British  

abbreviation

  1. British Medical Journal

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A study published in The BMJ, based on data from the end of sugar rationing in the United Kingdom in 1953, found that people who consumed less sugar early on were less likely to develop conditions such as heart attack, heart failure, and stroke as adults.

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A large study from Sweden published by The BMJ now suggests that autism may occur at similar rates in males and females.

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Their work assessed a wide range of treatments, patient populations, and clinical outcomes and was published in The BMJ.

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Testing period blood would be an even less invasive option, say the Chinese researchers behind the new study in the journal The BMJ, adding it could be "a robust alternative" to current methods.

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People who stop taking prescription weight loss medications often regain weight and lose many of the health improvements they achieved, according to a study published by The BMJ.

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