Cochrane’s Editor in Chief supports an open letter recently co-authored by the European Commission (EC), the European Medicines Agency (EMA) and the Heads of Medicines Agencies (HMA), reminding clinical trial sponsors of their obligation to make the

The 2018 Journal Citation Report  has just been released by Clarivate Analytics, and we are delighted to announce that Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews (CDSR) Journal Impact Factor is now 7.755. This is an increase on the 2017 Journal Impact Factor, which was 6.754. This means that, in 2018, a Cochrane Review was cited on average, once every 8 minutes!

World Continence Week 2019 is held between 17 and 23 June and is a global initiative run by the World Federation of Incontinence Patients (WFIP), with the approval of the International Continence Society (ICS)

New Cochrane Review assesses evidence on different ways to reduce consumption of sugary drinks

'Cochrane exists so that healthcare decisions get better.’ That is the first sentence of our Strategy to 2020 that aims to put Cochrane evidence at the heart of health decision-making all over the world. Here’s a look back at some key highlights of our work in the first quarter of 2019, from January to March.

В эту пятницу (31 мая 2019 года) мой последний день как главного редактора.  Я хочу выразить вам всем признательность за ваше терпение, поддержку, вызов и дружбу в течение последних 10 лет.  Поверьте мне, когда я говорю, что привилегия служить вам всем, была основным моментом моей трудовой жизни.  Жизнь никогда не была легкой, но я многому научился у вас, получил опыт, который не мог себе представить, и обнаруживал, что растягиваюсь (в хорошем смысле) каждый день.

The Cochrane Rapid Review Methods Group is leading an important piece of methodological research and need your help.

International Clinical Trials' Day is celebrated in 2019 on 20 May marking the day in 1747 on which James Lind is believed to have begun the first known controlled trial, comparing different treatments for scurvy which was common among sailors in the British Royal Navy.

Cochrane does not make clinical recommendations, instead it provides unbiased and high-quality health evidence so that health decisions, policies, and clinical guidelines can be informed by the best available evidence. ‘Cochrane Evidence in Everyday Life’ series collects stories about individuals, families, and carers making health decisions based on Cochrane evidence. Each piece in the series collects stories around the personal impact that one Cochrane Review has made.