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The Underachieving Ovary: A Hilarious and Heartbreaking Infertility Memoir about Love, Life, and Lazy Ovaries is now available. Sign in using your BMA details if you would like to borrow … Continue reading The library recommends
To Be a Machine – Adventures Among Cyborgs, Utopians, Hackers, and the Futurists Solving the Modest Problem of Death by Mark O’Connell is finally on our shelves. Winner of the … Continue reading Book of the month – TO BE A MACHINE
Wherever you are and whatever the weather, access the library services online 24/7. You can request documents and articles from anywhere in the UK and have them delivered to your … Continue reading Take the library with you
The BMA’s Annual Representative Meeting (ARM) is currently taking place in Bournemouth – Sunday, 25 June to Thursday, 29 June 2017. (https://www.bma.org.uk/collective-voice/committees/arm-2017) We have put together a booklet highlighting the … Continue reading Our Book Selection Booklet – available at the BMA’s ARM and online
Every year in May the Stroke Association campaigns to raise awareness of stroke and all those affected by it. By supporting #MakeMayPurple you can help #Changethestory of stroke survivors and help raise money … Continue reading Make May Purple for Stroke
Today, Thursday 29th October, sees the publication of the latest edition of the Assessment of Mental Capacity. Jointly published by the British Medical Association and the Law Society this book aims to … Continue reading Assessment of Mental Capacity (4th Edition) – has now been published
Rule 1 of magic is: The framework for any communication is determined by the expectations and associations you trigger . Rule 4 is: The brain filters out most of the … Continue reading Achieving outstanding presentations using the rules of magic
Just published in September this year, this book is worth reading and it is available for loan at the BMA Library. ’24 Hours to Save the NHS’ is a must-read for people … Continue reading 24 hours to save the NHS: the Chief Executive’s reform 2000 to 2006 by Nigel Crisp
