Books recommended on The BMJ
Part of The BMJ.
As of November 2026, 11 books have been recommended across 15 analyzed episodes of The BMJ; the most frequent are The Formula for Better Health: How to Save Millions of Lives, Including Your Own, BMJ's climate edition and Are You Really the Doctor?.
Which books does The BMJ recommend?
Recommended on The BMJ
- The Formula for Better Health: How to Save Millions of Lives, Including Your Own — 1 episode, most recently Dec 2025 in Tom Frieden | Public Health is like the Mythical Cassandra
- BMJ's climate edition — 1 episode, most recently Nov 2025 in Climate, “car spreading”, and conflict
- Are You Really the Doctor? — 1 episode, most recently Nov 2025 in Doctors against the far right
- Generative AI and the clinical encounter — 1 episode, most recently Dec 2025 in The shadow use of Gen AI in the consultation room
- Guide to Electives — 1 episode, most recently Jan 2026 in Is there a universal medical school experience? - 150th Episode!
- So You Want to Be a Neurosurgeon — 1 episode, most recently Jan 2026 in Is there a universal medical school experience? - 150th Episode!
Also mentioned on The BMJ
- Green New Deal — 2 episodes, most recently Jan 2026 in How much should doctors be paid? | BMJ Interviews Economist Richard Murphy
- The Science of Longevity — 1 episode, most recently Dec 2025 in Christmas 2025 - neologisms, longevity and unexpected research
- Dictionary of Solemn Sadness and Solemn Sorrows — 1 episode, most recently Dec 2025 in Christmas 2025 - neologisms, longevity and unexpected research
- A Tale of Two Cities — 1 episode, most recently Oct 2025 in Dissection Horror Stories - Halloween Episode
- Lancet — 1 episode, most recently Oct 2025 in The shaky science behind NFL safety gear