Author: Khutaija Noor

Publishing a research paper is a significant milestone for any researcher, especially for those new to the field. However, the journey from a research idea to publication can be overwhelming without a clear roadmap. This blog provides a comprehensive, step-by-step guide to help new researchers navigate the process of turning…

In the academic publishing landscape, predatory journals pose a significant threat to researchers. These journals exploit the open-access publishing model, promising rapid publication in exchange for high fees, but often lack legitimate peer review processes. Publishing in a predatory journal can harm your reputation and diminish the impact of your…

Writing a medical manuscript is an important step in sharing your research with the scientific community. But even experienced researchers can make 5 Common Mistakes to Avoid in Medical Manuscript Writing that lower their chances of getting published. This blog covers these common errors and provides simple tips to help you avoid…

Learning how to write a medical research paper in 6 simple steps may seem overwhelming at first, but breaking the process down into manageable tasks can make it much easier. In this guide, we’ll show you how to write a medical research paper in 6 simple steps, helping you create…

How does one go from exploring psychotherapies to writing about breakthrough treatments for schizophrenia? Here’s how I made the leap and published my article, “Beyond Dopamine: Muscarinic Solutions Bring New Hope for Schizophrenia,” in Psychiatric Times.* Introduction: Seizing the Opportunity in Psychiatry Schizophrenia is one of the most challenging mental health…

Introduction Mondays have long been framed as the most stressful day of the week, and how we talk about them often exacerbates this narrative. In the workplace, a seemingly innocent question—”How’s your Monday going?”—can unintentionally trigger stress and negative emotions. In contrast, asking someone “How was your weekend?” tends to…