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Abstract
Medical journals are meant to both reflect the science behind medical practice and facilitate the advancement of the discipline. They present newly generated knowledge in the field, with the general aim of improving health care. The effectiveness of a journal article to convey its messages can potentially affect the development of health care.
Published
Jul 26, 2018
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Editorial
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