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The MJM is an acclaimed
peer-reviewed journal that publishes student-authored work
related to medicine. Graduate students, undergrads and
medical students are invited to share their work with a
broad international audience. The MJM publishes several different types of articles:
Original Articles
Complete the scientific
process and communicate your undergraduate thesis or summer
project to the MJM for peer review. We are looking for
quality original research related to medicine and health;
basic laboratory science, clinical and epidemiological
studies, economic analyses in health, or other primary
research of interest to a broad audience can be submitted
today!
Reviews
Students at all levels are
encouraged to submit work reviewing topics related to
medicine and health. Reviews which add new perspectives to a
field and which appeal to topics of current interest are
favoured by the MJM. Add your ideas to the scientific
zeitgeist by submitting a review to the MJM.
Research Letters
Original research of topical
interest which is not sufficiently advanced to merit an
original article may be submitted to the MJM as a research
letter. Short and sweet, a research letter will communicate
your work to readers across the globe.
Letters to the Editor
The MJM highly encourages
commentary related to medicine and health. This section is
not limited to students and we welcome comments from
patients, professors, physicians and lay persons.
Case Reports
The MJM invites students in
health care fields to submit case reports that are
particularly instructive or interesting in nature.
Crossroads
The intent of the "Crossroads"
section is to promote ways of knowing in medicine that are
not solely scientific. Crossroads articles are expository
essays on subjects exploring the relationship between
medicine and the humanities (visual arts, literature,
history, philosophy, etc.) Articles which bring insights
from outside of medicine are particularly encouraged. As an
open minded forum no one is discouraged to submit to
Crossroads.
Artwork
A new facet of the MJM, we
highly encourage the submission of artwork relating to
health. We would like to promote expressions in medicine
that are traditionally left outside of the scope of medical
journals.
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