The BMJ
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Online, The BMJ is one of the world’s leading general medical journals for researchers, educators, clinicians and policy-makers. The BMJ is the house journal of British medicine, owned by Britain’s doctors. The BMJ app lets you - read what the world's leading doctors read
- apply practice-changing takeaways
- trust news supported by data
- advance your career
- read columnists who get what it means to do your job
- search downloaded issues
- read ahead of print
The BMJ app brings you the latest weekly issue including:
- Offline access: handy for planes, trains and automobiles, or wherever there’s no wi-fi
- Selected news articles and columnists
- Education articles, CME points
- Research articles and reviews
- Search through downloaded issues
- Video content embedded
- FREE TO BMA MEMBERS AND PERSONAL SUBSCRIBERS
Use your BMA membership credentials, or personal subscriber details to log in
Not a BMA member or personal subscriber? Then subscribe to The BMJ for £10.49 a month, where the first month is free. You’ll get instant access to every issue published since January 2017!
Purchasing a subscription to The BMJ app at a cost of £10.49 a month will give you access to all the app editions of The BMJ. A monthly purchase will be applied to your iTunes account at the end of the first month trial.
Subscriptions will automatically renew at a cost of £10.49 a month unless cancelled within 24-hours before the end of the current period. You can cancel anytime or turn off auto-renew with your iTunes account settings. Any unused portion of a free trial will be forfeited if you purchase a subscription.
For more information, see our terms and conditions https://www.bmj.com/content/bmj-website-terms-and-conditions-0 and privacy policy https://www.bmj.com/company/your-privacy/.
If you experience any problems, please email customer support on support@bmj.com
- apply practice-changing takeaways
- trust news supported by data
- advance your career
- read columnists who get what it means to do your job
- search downloaded issues
- read ahead of print
The BMJ app brings you the latest weekly issue including:
- Offline access: handy for planes, trains and automobiles, or wherever there’s no wi-fi
- Selected news articles and columnists
- Education articles, CME points
- Research articles and reviews
- Search through downloaded issues
- Video content embedded
- FREE TO BMA MEMBERS AND PERSONAL SUBSCRIBERS
Use your BMA membership credentials, or personal subscriber details to log in
Not a BMA member or personal subscriber? Then subscribe to The BMJ for £10.49 a month, where the first month is free. You’ll get instant access to every issue published since January 2017!
Purchasing a subscription to The BMJ app at a cost of £10.49 a month will give you access to all the app editions of The BMJ. A monthly purchase will be applied to your iTunes account at the end of the first month trial.
Subscriptions will automatically renew at a cost of £10.49 a month unless cancelled within 24-hours before the end of the current period. You can cancel anytime or turn off auto-renew with your iTunes account settings. Any unused portion of a free trial will be forfeited if you purchase a subscription.
For more information, see our terms and conditions https://www.bmj.com/content/bmj-website-terms-and-conditions-0 and privacy policy https://www.bmj.com/company/your-privacy/.
If you experience any problems, please email customer support on support@bmj.com
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Ratings and reviews
3.9
97 reviews
annette steele
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May 21, 2021
Makes reading the BMJ on my smartphone easy and accessible. It has become an enjoyable reading habit for me like reading the papers, and excellent that it is available offline. It is straightforward to save articles with comments, and to share links. The only thing that could be perfected is that large data tables sometimes lose some of the columns off the side of my phone and can't be read. Huge leap forward from the paper journal IMHO.
6 people found this review helpful
A Google user
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October 22, 2018
After many years waiting for a usable android app I have to thank the bmj for releasing this. I think it needs a fix on the UI, whenever I go into settings there's a white bar across the top that just has a close 'x' button but is otherwise a dead space. I've also got 2 suggestions for improvements, if the app is going to be useful for anything more than casual use then ... (1) I don't understand why it's limited to issues since 2017 when the whole archive is online. (2) More importantly the search function really needs to go through the archive not just downloaded issues. Hope the next version is released soon.
12 people found this review helpful
Antony Zacharias
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March 1, 2026
Great idea to have this digitalised and definitely find myself dipping in and out a lot more than the paper versions. However it just keeps crashing, especially when I try opening old issues! Stability would be great, and a more sleek UI would also make it an even better experience
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BMJ PUBLISHING GROUP LIMITED
support@bmj.com
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Tavistock Square
LONDON
WC1H 9JR
United Kingdom
+44 20 3655 5223