The BMJ (British Medical Journal)

The BMJ (British Medical Journal) is a leading international medical journal that publishes research, reviews, and commentary on health and medicine. Founded in 1840, it aims to improve health outcomes and inform medical practice through rigorous scientific studies and evidence-based articles. The journal is peer-reviewed, meaning that submissions are evaluated by experts in the field for quality and accuracy before publication. The BMJ also engages with public health issues, medical ethics, and health policy, making it an important resource for healthcare professionals, researchers, and policymakers.