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systemic review

A systematic review is a thorough and organized way of examining all the available research on a specific topic or question. It involves collecting and carefully analyzing many studies to identify patterns, consistencies, and gaps in the evidence. This process helps draw informed conclusions and guide decisions, such as in healthcare or policy. By following a clear methodology, a systematic review aims to minimize bias, providing a balanced and comprehensive summary of what is known, ensuring that conclusions are based on the best available evidence.