Journal of Current Medical Research and Opinion encourages complete and transparent reporting of research so that readers can understand how studies were designed, conducted, analysed and interpreted.
Authors should use recognised reporting guidance appropriate to the study design whenever such guidance exists.
Editors may request an appropriate reporting checklist or flow diagram when this assists evaluation of completeness and transparency.
Authors should report eligibility criteria, outcomes, interventions, analytical methods and protocol deviations sufficiently clearly to permit critical assessment.
Scientifically valid research should not be presented misleadingly merely because results are negative, neutral or statistically inconclusive. Conclusions should reflect the evidence rather than the desired outcome.
Compliance with a reporting checklist improves transparency but does not by itself establish methodological validity or guarantee publication.