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Medical Review (Medicinski Pregled)

ISSN

1312-2193

Therapeutic Area

General Medicine, Internal Medicine, Medicine, Nursing, Public Health, Research

Readership

Allied Health Professionals, General Practitioners, Internists, Med-Surg Nurses, Medical Directors, Medical Practitioners, Medical Writers, Medicinal Chemists, Nurse Practitioners, Nurses, Physicians - Medicine, Public Health Professionals, Researchers

Scope

Medical Review is the most comprehensive medical journal for all doctors, following Srpski arhiv za celokupno lekarstvo /Serbian Archive for the Entire Medicine/, the oldest medical journal of the kind in Serbia, published by the Serbian Medical Society. Over its 75 years of continuous publication, Medical Review has made an invaluable contribution to the advancement of medical knowledge and healthcare service in Vojvodina, while playing a key role in the development of essential medical personnel. As the official journal of the Medical Society of Vojvodina of the Serbian Medical Society, Medical Review publishes biomedical research across various fields, catering to a broad medical audience. Founded in 1948, the journal has been regularly published since 1953, releasing six double issues annually.

Sponsoring Association(s)

Serbian Medical Society (SMC), Society of Doctors of Vojvodina of the Serbian Medical Society (SDV-SMC)

Publisher Name

Medical University Sofia - Central Medical Library

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