This Week in the BMJ

It was bound to happen—a grammatical error in the title of one of our TWIBs (the summary paragraphs that appear after the contents page and which give readers a taste of that week's BMJ ). And it didn't escape the notice of at least one reader. In our quest for a brief title (to fit our style mandate of titles being two lines (ideally), but maximum of three; this reserves space for more text), we wrote (24 March): “Women recover quicker [rather than more quickly] from anaesthesia than men but experience more side effects.” Perhaps we could have worked harder at achieving our aim and still remained within grammatical bounds. We have now thought of: “Women are quicker to recover from anaesthesia than men but have more side effects.”