Medical Journals - Valuable Insights on Healthcare Research

Medical journals are publications that contain academic research and articles on various medical topics. They serve as valuable sources of information for healthcare professionals and researchers.

Medical Journals FAQ

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What is a medical journal?

A medical journal is a peer-reviewed scientific journal that communicates medical information to physicians, other health professionals. Journals that cover many medical specialties are sometimes called general medical journals.

How many medical journals are there?

This ever-growing body of research is compiled, along with other news and opinions from the world of medicine, in medical journals. There are about 30,000 medical journals published around the world, but only a handful of titles, such as The New England Journal of Medicine and JAMA, are household names.

What is BMJ journals?

BMJ Journals is a collection of more than 60 medical and allied science titles. They are published by BMJ, the global healthcare knowledge provider and pioneer in the development of open access. We support health professionals and researchers everywhere. Our journal collection includes some of the most influential titles in their field.

When did medical journals start?

For the first 300 years or so of their existence, medical journals were printed on paper and eventually came to resemble magazines. Most were published weekly or monthly and mailed out to subscribers. But that all began to change in the late 20 th century with the arrival of the digital era.

What is the Medical Journal of Australia (MJA)?

Established in 1914, the journal publishes high-quality research and commentary to inform health policy and influence medical practice in Australia. Listen to this recent podcast from the MJA, discussing cardiotoxic cancer medications, with Dr Benjamin Daniels and Dr Maria Aslam:

What is Jama – the latest medical research?

JAMA – The Latest Medical Research, Reviews, and Guidelines Explore the latest in medicine including the JNC8 blood pressure guideline, sepsis and ARDS definitions, autism science, cancer screening guidelines, and more. [Skip to Navigation] Our website uses cookies to enhance your experience.

What is a medical research study?

studies of health services and systems that evaluate outcomes; studies of other topics relevant to medical practice and policy, including the medical workforce, medical education, the wellbeing of medical practitioners, and the practice of medical research;