Briefly and clearly: artificial intelligence can help decompose a topic, compare alternative formulations and expose missing design elements. It cannot independently establish novelty, prove that no prior studies exist, or guarantee bibliographic accuracy. A research gap must be supported by a transparent, reproducible search, critical appraisal of primary sources and a realistic feasibility assessment. [Approximate […]
Medical science
0101 Medical science
Zotero template for Vancouver bibliographic citation style adapted for post-Soviet countries
Berkowitz M., Takats S., Karcher S., 2016; adaptation to the requirements in Ukraine by Kalmykov O. O., 2022: Variant with square brackets (“[…]”) of references in the text instead of the original round brackets: https://1drv.ms/u/s!ApCV1TbtV_n8s9NKpJ4gWUonsd4Cig?e=btHZ76; Option as in p. 1, with the inclusion of DOI in the bibliographic reference: https://1drv.ms/u/s!ApCV1TbtV_n8tJcbwlPY31SXowt62w?e=61dcQy; Option as in item 1, […]
Trends of space medicine
Briefly and clearly: the trends of space medicine are connected, on the one hand, with the realities of our ordinary, “earth” medicine, on the other hand, with the specifics of the space environment and other planets. [Approximate reading time of this publication – from 5 minutes] Colleague, welcome! Here are a few trends in space […]
Statistics for a medical thesis is better to calculate and describe “as it is correct” or “as usually”?
The following question arise in real practice of scientific work in a not enough experienced researcher: should the statistics on a medical dissertation be calculated and described “as it is correct” or “as usually”? To be honest, it is only necessary to calculate and describe statistics based on the data of medical research, including the […]
