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Amy Branch-Hollis
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Research Editor, BMJ Open
England
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Sports , Society , Health , Showbusiness
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By Amy Branch-Hollis| bmj.com@ This week marks the tenth International Open Access (OA) Week. To celebrate OA week, we have gathered our ten most discussed articles of the past year according to Altmetric. We think this list of 10 articles highlights the enormous breadth of BMJ Open’s content, covering topics as diverse as medical ethics to salty noodles. And, of course, Brexit. 10 – Considering the methodological limitations in the evidence base of antidepressants for depression: a reanalysis of a network meta-analysis.
By Amy Branch-Hollis| Biomed Central (BMC)@ Although 2018 is in full swing, there is still time to take a look back at one of 2017’s most talked about publications in BMC Ophthalmology. Video games have always been a popular talking point, be it in social circles, the media and even scientific research. Researchers have been weighing out the pros and cons of video games for many years now, which have contributed to the concept of their potential use for treatments.
By Amy Branch-Hollis| bmj.com@ This week marks the tenth International Open Access (OA) Week. To celebrate OA week, we have gathered our ten most discussed articles of the past year according to Altmetric. We think this list of 10 articles highlights the enormous breadth of BMJ Open’s content, covering topics as diverse as medical ethics to salty noodles. And, of course, Brexit. 10 – Considering the methodological limitations in the evidence base of antidepressants for depression: a reanalysis of a network meta-analysis.
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BMJ Open