“Saygın ve bilinir tıp dergilerindeki trend konular: Covid-19'un etkisi”

Tıp dergileri, araştırmacılar birçok zorluğun üstesinden gelmeyi başarırken, klinik araştırmaların nasıl geliştiğini yansıtmak için kritik bir rol oynamaktadır. 2020 tıbbi yayınlar için koronavirüs yılı olacak. Covid-19, 2020 yılı itibarıyla Dünya Sağlık Örgütü tarafından salgın viral hastalık olarak ilan edildi. Ekim 2020 itibarıyla, pubmed'de "Coronavirus-Covid-19" araması yaptığınızda; 40.000'den fazla sonuç literatürde yerini buldu. Şimdi bu konuda, prestijli ve popüler tıp dergilerinin ne kadar ilgili olduğunu gözden geçirmeye çalışacağız.

Trend topics in prestigious and popular medical journals: The effect of Covid-19.

Medical journals keep a critical role for reflecting on how clinical trials have evolved while researchers manage to overcome many challenges. 2020 will be the year of coronavirus for medical publications. As of 2020, The Covid-19 has announced as a pandemic viral disease by the World Health Organization. As of october 2020, when you search for ‘’Coronavirus-Covid-19’’ in pubmed; more than 40,000 results have already found their place in literature. Now we will try to review how relevant are the prestigious and popular medical journals on this topic.

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