Tag: journals
Practicing “Evidence” Amidst Fraudulent Research
The present era is of evidence based medicine. This evidence is derived from researches which prove which intervention is effective for a disease in question. [more…]
Open Access Publications: A Bane or a Boon?
Medical journalism has conventionally relied on paid subscriptions. This is due to the fact that print publications confer substantial costs to the publication agencies which [more…]
Towards Improving Medical Education – What’s “New” in Medicine?
It is common knowledge that medical students (especially, the undergraduate medial students) learn from one of many available text books (at least in India). The [more…]
