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"Half-baked research": MD degree does not teach doctors how to tweet scientific meetings

Which are the world's most highly-cited scientific papers of all time?

How to get your research published: The BMJ's tips (video)

The life of a science article: From submission to citation, see a manuscript pass through Nature's editorial process (video)

Blogging is good for you - and for most people who read blogs

Where citations come from

The 10-year rule: you must persevere with learning and practising for 10 years before making breakthrough

Strategies for Increasing Recruitment to Randomised Controlled Trials

Not what it seems: Desert Island

The false idea that only the “top journals” publish the important stuff

Why Twitter may not be good enough for scientific information and discussion

How does clinical evidence work?

Video: Why submit your research to the BMJ?

The two current heavyweight world boxing champions both have PhDs, believe or not

Anesthesia 2.0: Web 2.0 in anesthesia education

C-reactive protein (CRP) associated with risk of coronary heart disease, stroke, vascular mortality, and death from several cancers and lung disease

Web 2.0/Social media tools for scientists

Why scientific journals retract published articles?

BMJ video: The man who pioneered the randomised controlled trial

BMJ video: The woman who knew too much