Dr David Hindmarsh and Julian Le Saux discuss articles from the BMJ:

• Will a new NHS structure in England help recovery from the pandemic?, BMJ.n248
• Universal basic income and covid-19 pandemic, BMJ.n193
• Rammya Mathew: Is home working bad for our health?, BMJ.n333
• Lifetime perspective on alcohol and brain health, BMJ.m4691
• Treatment interventions to maintain abstinence from alcohol in primary care,BMJ.m3934
• Puberty blockers do not alleviate negative thoughts in children with gender dysphoria, finds study, BMJ.n356

This is the first in what we hope will be a series of interviews with interesting people involved in medical research.

In this one we talk to Dr Alexander Jarasch, co-founder of CovidGraph (https://covidgraph.org), a non-profit research and communication platform encompassing over 128,000 Covid-related publications (plus 30,000,000 others from biometrical research), case statistics, genes and functions, molecular data and much more. Their aim is to use graph database technology to help researchers quickly and efficiently find their way through these massive COVID-19 datasets. It's mind boggling stuff!

Dr David Hindmarsh and Julian Le Saux discuss articles from the BMJ, Digital Health and elsewhere:

• Could better connecting of data lead to a cure for Covid-19? (https://www.digitalhealth.net/2020/09/could-better-connecting-of-data-lead-to-a-cure-for-covid-19)
• Covid 19: a fork in the road for general practice (BMJ m3709)
• Fifteen year quality of life outcomes in men with localised prostate cancer (BMJ m3503)
• Taking a wellbeing years approach to policy choice (BMJ m3853)
• When to release the lockdown? A wellbeing framework for analysing costs and benefits (Centre for Economic Performance, Occasional Paper no 49)