BMJ

The BMJ, or British Medical Journal, is a leading peer-reviewed medical journal that publishes research, reviews, and commentary on clinical medicine and public health. Established in 1840, it aims to improve healthcare by sharing high-quality evidence and insights with medical professionals. The journal covers a wide range of topics, including diseases, treatments, and healthcare policies, allowing doctors and researchers to stay informed about the latest developments in medicine. It also provides a platform for discussing important health issues affecting populations worldwide.