Write a Medical Review from Question to Revision

Set a useful scope

Define the condition, mechanism or intervention, audience, and boundaries.

Organize around arguments

Choose headings that compare mechanisms, findings, or clinical implications.

Maintain reference discipline

Select real references before drafting supported claims.

Worked example

For a review of resistance to immune checkpoint therapy, organize the body by tumor-intrinsic mechanisms, microenvironmental factors, and therapeutic strategies, then compare the evidence within each section.

A practical workflow

1. Develop the outline

   Start with your topic and refine the proposed structure until each section has a distinct purpose.

2. Select references and draft

   Choose relevant sources, then draft sections with those references and your planned argument in view.

3. Revise and export

   Review transitions, evidence strength, terminology, and citations before exporting the draft as Markdown or DOCX.

Questions and answers