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Dr Harry Brown reviews Oxford Handbook of Cardiology, which will appeal to a wide audience, from medical students to established healthcare professionals.

In this article, Dr Edin Lakasing looks at the the exodus of GPs from the clinical frontline, with deleterious consequences for patient care.

This case study reviews a case consistent with gastric antral vascular ectasia (GAVE), which can pose a diagnostic challenge and for which early recognition is essential.

Dr Harry Brown reviews Kumar & Clark’s Clinical Medicine which will appeal to a wide audience, from medical students to established healthcare professionals.

Dr Harry Brown reviews Oxford Handbook of Rheumatology, which is ideal for resident doctors, senior clinicians, nursing staff and the primary healthcare team.

This article is a practice-based study of home visiting conducted at Gade Surgery, an 8-doctor teaching and training surgery with a list size of 12,000, based at two sites in Rickmansworth and Chorleywood.

Dr Harry Brown reviews Practical Cardiovascular Medicine, which is clearly aimed at cardiology specialists and associated staff.

Dr Harry Brown reviews Principles of Pulmonary Medicine, 8th Edition, which provides a clear and very readable description of all the common problems that respiratory medicine presents.

Dr Harry Brown reviews The Oxford Handbook of Traumatic Stress Disorders, which is aimed at people who deal with traumatic stress disorders professionally.

Dr Harry Brown reviews Rang and Dale’s Pharmacology 10th edition, which he says would appeal to those who want to learn the basic and relevant scientific principles of pharmacology.

This issue looks back on the early days of general practice and emergency medicine. Knowing something about medicine’s past and history helps debunk the myth of the Good Old Days.

Dr Harry Brown reviews Neurology: A Queen Square Textbook, which he says exudes excellence and is clearly aimed at a neurology specialist, either in training or an established neurologist.

Dr Harry Brown reviews Andrews’ Diseases of the Skin, which he says provides a detailed dermatology review for primary care providers, specialists, and other healthcare professionals.

Dr Harry Brown reviews Infertility in Practice, which he says would benefit both junior and senior doctors with an interest in this specialty as well as nurse practitioners and embryologists.

This article reviews periodic hypothermia, which is an under-recognised and therefore underdiagnosed condition that may present with neurological symptoms.