British Medical Journal (BMJ)

The British Medical Journal (BMJ) is a prestigious medical journal based in the UK that publishes research, reviews, and articles related to healthcare and medicine. Established in 1840, it aims to promote excellence in medical practice and improve health outcomes. The journal serves healthcare professionals by providing evidence-based insights into clinical practice, public health, and medical policy. It is peer-reviewed, meaning articles are evaluated by experts before publication, ensuring high-quality information. The BMJ also encourages debate on current medical issues, making it a vital resource for those interested in the latest developments in medicine and health.