Published in the British Medical Journal (BMJ). Abstract Objective: To systematically examine the design, reporting standards, risk of bias, and claims of studies comparing the performance of dia...

One of my motivations for starting a YouTube channel at the start of this year was to develop skills that I felt could be valuable; the main two being video editing skills and public speaking. I’m...

We keep on hearing about how artificial intelligence and machine learning is going to revolutionise Medicine. But what’s hype, and what’s realistic? And how can you get involved? The first step i...

It was 5.15am, and I drearily walked over to my bed and lay down. In blissful silence, I lay my head down on the pillow and started to drift asleep. The relief that I had craved for what felt like ...

One thing I’ve noticed when I sit down to write is that sometimes the ideas flow and I can write for hours, while at other times things can feel forced and I can spend hours without really getting ...

I wanted to articulate some of my current thoughts on the state of AI in medicine, so I wrote this stream-of-consciousness reflection. It’s pretty rough, and not comprehensive, so I may tidy it at ...

For Christmas I received a lot of recording-related gifts: a mic stand, studio lights, etc. (This is no surprise, because I asked for them.) Earlier this week, I finally got around to setting them...

Last week I finished the first term of my Master’s degree. Since then, I’ve been enjoying much more flexibility with how I use my time. Rather than just review the content from the term, I’ve made...

I’ve experimented with various productivity life-hacks over the past many years, and one of the most helpful ones has been a weekly review. In short, this involves scheduling a period of time, typ...

I have been thinking a lot recently about the decisions I make, and the process I take for making them: Decisions about how I spend my time, who I spend time with and about what I want to do with m...