A scientific news publication for health students

MedVeille is a medical news journal designed to make health developments easier to follow and understand. Each story is contextualised and linked to supporting sources.

Editorial coverage

• Research and clinical trials: results, methodology and implications
• Medicines and safety: agency decisions and pharmacovigilance
• Public health: major health developments and alerts
• EU legislation: relevant regulations and policy decisions
• Research funding: calls, deadlines and opportunities
• In-depth dossiers: older evidence clearly labelled as background rather than breaking news

Sources and evidence ratings

The editorial method prioritises official agencies, trial registries and peer-reviewed journals. Articles cite their sources and include a justified A, B or C evidence rating. Treatment coverage also aims to trace earlier and discontinued trials.

Human-reviewed, AI-assisted publishing

AI assists with source collection and drafting, while the editor reviews and approves each issue before publication.

First issue

The supplied site export contains a 28 October 2026 issue with seven articles, five thematic sections, a methods page and searchable archives. An evidence rating does not itself establish independent verification of an article.

My role

I lead the editorial concept, topic selection criteria, evidence presentation and publication workflow, connecting medicine, research and digital publishing.

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