Duncan Jarvis

There you go.

I'll put a link to Des as well.

You can find that text on Apple Podcasts or Spotify or Google Podcasts, wherever else you get your podcasts from.

So whilst you're there, you might as well subscribe if you haven't done so already so you don't miss out on us next month.

But until then, it's goodbye from me.

Welcome back to Talk Evidence, your monthly roundup of everything in the world of EBM.

Well, maybe not everything, at least a decent chunk of it.

I'm Duncan Jarvis, multimedia editor for the BMJ.

And as always, I'm joined by our two favourite EBM nerds, Helen and Carl.

I mean, you're a professor of EBM.

Surely that is your one job.

Or at least talk about the general big themes anyway.

So, Helen, could you introduce yourself as well?

And I just like, as an aside, how Carl can't even wait to the rant bit of the podcast before he starts there.

You're just raring to go this week.

So as always, we have our what to start, what to stop.

It's a nice way to open.

So Helen, you generally bring the rapid recommendations and they're doing really well in the BMJ.

People seem to really care about these.

So I think they were quite deliberate as to using... Age is just a binary cut-off again, isn't it?