The phrase "medical article" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "I recently read a fascinating medical article about the latest advancements in cancer treatments".
Who will trust their doctor's diagnosis when a neat bit of software can instantly sift every medical article ever published?
Then, one day in the fall of 2008, Whitney Clarke, a psychologist who had recently joined the clinic's staff, handed Burke a six-year-old medical article that he had read online.
The phrase has undoubtedly been said by many, but Dr. Baron was the one with the wit to stop and laugh (and reflect at length in a classic medical article), realizing that he had enunciated in pure koan form probably the single greatest tension in modern medical practice.
Materials and methods We aimed to test the impact of an abbreviated reading of a medical article on the understanding and acquisition of medical messages by residents in intensive care medicine.
Conclusion The reading of a shorter version of a medical article by residents in training accurately identifies the objective, the population, the design and the main outcome of a study.
We used the name of the student to assess whether the thesis resulted in a scientific publication indexed in medical article databases.
He was author of numerous medical articles and was an active health-care investment consultant.
The judges considered 5,000 pages of testimony from experts and 939 medical articles.
He authored over 150 medical articles and in 1971 co-authored "Remedial Arterial Disease" with the late Dr. Walter Redisch.
Thirty thousand reprints were purchased from the publisher, and the study was cited in 169 other medical articles, they said.
I turned up my radio and wrote as much as I could, mostly equine veterinary medical articles for Equus.
