Systematic reviews remain a cornerstone of evidence‐based research, providing comprehensive syntheses of primary study findings to support clinical and policy decision-making. Central to the integrity ...

A new publication in Nature Reviews Methods Primers provides essential guidance for conducting rigorous systematic reviews on studies with animals and cells. It also highlights the benefits of these ...

OBJECTIVE To understand whether international differences in recommendations of whether to screen for rare diseases using the newborn blood spot test might in part be explained by use of systematic ...

This study adopted a systematic review approach to identify, analyse, and synthesise empirical evidence on the effects of ICT-focused professional development (PD) on teaching practices and student ...

Objectives Systematically synthesise evidence of physical activity interventions for people experiencing homelessness (PEH). Design Mixed-methods systematic review. Data sources EMBASE, Web of Science ...

Background Anxiety disorders are persistent, functionally impairing conditions with high societal burden. In contrast, ...

Introduction High-risk pregnant women with physical or obstetric complications may develop depression and anxiety disorders that may worsen depending on the consequences of treatment and management ...

Formal literature reviews play a significant role in device development. This is especially true when they support quality and regulatory compliance for these medi- cal devices. But some people may ...

1 Alice Lee Centre for Nursing Studies, National University of Singapore Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, Singapore 2 National University of Singapore Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, Singapore 3 ...

The Wim Hof method may produce a beneficial anti-inflammatory response, according to the new systematic review.

This systematic review found that studies of case management interventions have adequate quality and, in many cases, show cost-effective or even cost-saving results. Results: A total of 29 studies ...