The BMJ (journal)

The BMJ (British Medical Journal) is a respected, peer-reviewed medical journal that publishes high-quality research, clinical studies, and reviews on a wide range of health and medical topics. Its primary goal is to inform healthcare professionals, researchers, and policymakers with accurate, evidence-based information to improve patient care and public health. The BMJ also features discussions on medical ethics, health policy, and emerging medical issues, making it a vital resource for advancing medical knowledge and practice worldwide.