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BMJ Open

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Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Aug 12, 2026
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Top 50K sites
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Jul 30, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 12, 2026 · BMJ Open. 2026-08-12;16(8):e117505.

    Epidural Tied to More Interventions in Low-Risk Pregnancies (opens the original)

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    In women with uncomplicated, low-risk pregnancies, epidural analgesia (EA) during labor was associated with prolonged first and second stages of labor and increased rates of clinical interventions, such as cesarean section. "While causality cannot be inferred, the findings contribute to a growing body of evidence suggesting that EA use may be associated with alterations of the normal pattern of labour and intrapartum care. In clinical practice, our findings highlight the importance of careful mo

  2. Article · Aug 12, 2026 · BMJ Open. 2026-08-12;16(8):e114774.

    Sepsis Source Affects Early Mortality in Oldest ICU Patients (opens the original)

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    Among critically ill patients aged 90 years or older with sepsis, those with non-urinary tract infections had higher risk for early mortality than those with urinary tract infections, despite similar illness severity at admission. Beyond 6 months, mortality risk did not differ significantly between the two groups. "[These findings] suggests that conventional severity scores alone may not fully capture prognostic differences in this population. Infection source may be considered alongside establi

  3. Article · Jul 30, 2026 · BMJ Open. 2026-07-24;16(7):e113104.

    Urinary Incontinence May Lower Exercise Intensity in Women (opens the original)

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    Women with urinary incontinence engaged in less vigorous physical activity than those without urinary incontinence, a UK survey showed, with more than 75% of respondents reporting some degree of urinary incontinence. Those with more severe urinary incontinence spent less time in vigorous activity, and low-intensity physical activity was associated with higher levels of urinary incontinence. "This cross-sectional study identified a high prevalence of UI [urinary incontinence], which was associate

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