Violence and abuse in competitive sports

Statement of the Swiss Society for Sports Psychiatry and Psychotherapy SSSPP

Adherence to public health measures during the COVID-19 pandemic: the pivotal role of behavioural science

A new cardiovascular tissue bank in Switzerland

Co-medications administered with hydroxychloroquine in COVID-19 inpatients: prevalence and ethical implications

A precise measure of the impact of the first wave of COVID-19 on life expectancy: regional differences in Switzerland

Implementing systematic outcome assessments in a Swiss healthcare practice: points to consider

What pregnant women are taking: learning from a survey in the Canton of Zurich

The “Pandemic Gap” in Switzerland across the 20th century and the necessity of increased science communication of past pandemic experiences

Management of non-COVID-19 patients should not be the dark side of the pandemic

The future of clinical ethics in Switzerland – a plea for further professionalisation

Trusting medical science: humanists’ teachings medically annotated

Coronaviruses: old and new

Vitamin D and SARS-CoV-2

In Memoriam Lelio Orci 1937–2019

How do doctors care for their own health?

Clinicians or teachers – why not both? Expanding the comfort zone of Swiss clinical teachers in private practice

Introducing a weak presumed consent for organ donation – is it ethically justified?

The Romand Network of Oncology: bridging the gap of personalised oncology

Aging and driving in Switzerland

Has medicine become a science?

The difficult task of decision-making in chronically ill patients: Why do intensivists dare while others do not?

E-learning for a medical undergraduate curriculum: a successful Swiss programme

Reconsidering delegated psychotherapy

Combined anti-smoking warnings: is a canton level approach for languages required?

The rationale for a Swiss Citizen Study and Biobank

Arno Gruen’s understanding of autonomy in children

Questionable pediatric studies with Swiss participation

Women in science: a call to action to fix the leaky pipeline

Sonic attack claims stir controversy in the United States

The Swiss approach to precision medicine

Black clouds in the Emergency Room: myth or fact?

Quantity or quality of life

Dr. Hans Salvisberg, physician and philanthropist (1929–2015)

Confused by clinical research methods? Get a clue!

Why not start teaching (some) medicine in elementary school?

Challenging the “leaky pipeline” in faculties of medicine

Psychosomatics in times of evidence-based medicine

Sport as part of the medical humanities – why not?

Personalised health – current opinion

How residents can efficiently manage their training years with myAIM