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Journal Club
Evidence-based reviews and discussion of influential scientific literature.
A structured, repeatable way of reading a paper — so the discussion focuses on what the evidence actually supports, not just what the abstract claims.
Format
How a review is structured
Every journal club entry follows the same five-part structure, so reviews stay comparable across papers and specialties.
The question
What clinical or scientific question the study set out to answer, and why it matters in practice.
Methods at a glance
Design, population, sample size, and outcome measures — the details that determine how much the result can be trusted.
Key results
The headline findings, reported plainly, with effect sizes and confidence intervals kept in view.
Critical appraisal
Strengths, limitations, sources of bias, and how the findings hold up against prior evidence.
Clinical takeaway
What, if anything, should change in practice — and what would need to be true for that to hold.
Coverage
Where reviews will start
Cardiology & Critical Care
Trials and guidelines shaping acute and cardiovascular care.
General & Internal Medicine
Papers relevant to everyday ward and outpatient decisions.
Public Health & NCDs
Research on non-communicable disease burden, prevention, and health systems.
The first reviews are in progress.
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