DeepDyve is the easiest way to get instant access to the academic journals you need.

Command line tool for training and deduplicating review articles in rayyan - rayyansys/rayyan-dedup-training

This Handbook outlines in detail Cochrane's methods for conducting systematic reviews of interventions, including planning, literature searching, assessing bias

Methodological Expectations of Cochrane Intervention Reviews

Cochrane Crowd is a global community of volunteers who help to classify the research needed to support informed decision-making about healthcare. Cochrane Crowd volunteers review descriptions of research studies to identify and classify clinical trials. This helps Cochrane reviewers and other healthcare researchers around the world find high-quality evidence about treatments and other healthcare interventions.

Learn how you can help the fight against peripheral neuropathy through donations, gifts, sponsorship opportunities, pledged gifts, and more.

Our charity foundation is dedicated to improving the lives of people living with peripheral neuropathy. Learn more about our team here.

Foundation for Peripheral Neuroapathy highlights the symptoms and treatments for Anti-MAG, a rare form of peripheral neuropathy

The IMAGiNe Study (Immunoglobulin M(IgM)-Anti-myelin-associated-glycoprotein (MAG) Peripheral Neuropathy Study) aims to create a standardized database and biobank to be used for the research and analysis of Anti-MAG peripheral neuropathy. The goal is to be able to identify and predict the disease progression and treatment response, drawing on the information and DNA collected from the biobank and patient database. The hope is that researchers will be able to determine cause and treatments for sufferers of the disease. Anti-MAG peripheral neuropathy is a form of peripheral neuropathy caused ...

How to apply for peripheral neuropathy research funding under the Peer Reviewed Medical Research Porogram for 2021

FPN applauds action taken by Congress to designate “peripheral neuropathy” as a condition eligible for research funding.

The symptoms of Peripheral Neuropathy often include pain in the fingers, toes, hands, and feet, and can feel like stabbing, sharp, or shooting pain. Learn more.