UPDATE: Our depository politics is growing up. All article files (PDFs) published in our journal are stored at CERN (Zenodo.org) and INTERNET ARCHIVE (archive.org) meaning that your papers will be available forever!
UPDATE: Temos opção de pagamento com Pix para autores brasileiros
UPDATE: It’s completely FREE of charge to submit manuscript. And NO PUBLISHMENT FEE. Open Access Fee: $20
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Medical Journal of Europe
ISSN online: 2995-7907
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Navigating the Medical Maze: Your Guide to Medical Journals and Research
The world of medicine is constantly evolving, with new research, innovations, and debates emerging all the time. For healthcare professionals and anyone with a keen interest in health, staying informed can feel overwhelming. This is where medical journals come in, serving as a valuable resource for navigating the complex landscape of medical knowledge.
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Remember, critical thinking is crucial when consuming medical information. Not all sources are created equal, and it’s important to evaluate the credibility and potential biases of the information presented. By using medical journals responsibly, you can become a more empowered patient, healthcare professional, or simply someone with a deeper understanding of the fascinating world of medicine.
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