Assisted dying
Cancer
- Symptom control
- Palliative care
- Nutrition and hydration
- Pain relief
Cardiovascular disease
- Heart attack
- Stroke
- Valve disease
- High blood pressure
- Lipid metabolism
- Metabolic syndrome
Dermatology
Drug decriminalisation
Emergency medicine
- A&E overcrowding
- Emergency care
Evidence-based medicine
- Clinical practice guidelines
- Evidence based mental health
- Clinical trials
- Evidence synthesis
Gastroenterology
- Gut-brain axis
- Microbiome
Genetics
- Heart conditions
Global health
- International child health
- Global health technologies
- Health systems
Hepatology
- Hepatitis A & C
Infectious disease
- STIs
- HIV
Injury prevention
Medical education
- Training
Medical ethics
- General ethics issues in health
- Assisted reproduction
Medical humanities
- History of medicine
- Health in the arts
Medical technology
- AI in healthcare
- Medical informatics
Medicines
- Personalised medicine
- Anti-virals
- Drug resistance
- Neuro pharmacology
- Psychopharmacology
- Prescribing
- Dispensing
Mental health
- Psychiatry
- Cannabis and mental health
- Depression and bipolar disorder
- Psychotic disorders
- Stigma
- Psychosomatic illness
Neurology
- Neuroscience
Occupational medicine
- Occupational hygiene
- Exposure assessment
Organisation of healthcare
- Quality improvement
- Quality of care
- Clinical leadership
- Value for money
- Primary care networks
Paediatrics
- Infectious disease
- International child health
Pain
- Opioids and cannabinoids
- Chronic pain
Patients
- Patient partnerships
- Shared decision-making
Primary care
- General practice
- GP workload
- GP politics
- Long term conditions
- Minor surgery
- Primary care networks
Public health
- Epidemiology
- Smoking/vaping
- Infectious disease
- Sexual health
Publishing
- STM Publishing
- Research integrity and ethics
Research process
- Meta analysis
Respiratory medicine
- Lung disease
- Cystic fibrosis
- Asbestosis
Sexual health
- STIs
- HIV
Tobacco control
- Vaping
- Policy and regulation
- Industry activities
- Marketing

Health systems

Seye Abimbola

BMJ Global Health

Editor-in-Chief of BMJ Global Health

Seye Abimbola

BMJ Global Health

Editor-in-Chief of BMJ Global Health

Expertise: global health, developing countries' health systems

Dr Seye Abimbola is a public health physician and health policy and systems researcher, trained in Nigeria and Australia. Dr Abimbola is currently a senior lecturer in global health at the University of Sydney and Prince Claus Chair in Equity and Development at Utrecht University. From 2018-2019, he was a Sidney Sax Overseas Early Career Fellow at the University of Oxford.