The BMJ aims to publish rigorous, accessible and entertaining material that will help doctors and medical students in their daily practice, lifelong learning and career development. In addition, it seeks to be at the forefront of the international debate on health. To achieve these aims we publish original scientific studies, review and educational articles, and papers commenting on the clinical, scientific, social, political, and economic factors affecting health. We are delighted to receive articles for publication in all of these categories – from doctors and others. We can publish only about 9% of more than 6000 articles that we receive each year, but we aim to give quick decisions (see Advice to contributors).
The BMJ is published weekly and has a circulation of about 108,500, of which 13,500 copies are distributed outside Britain. In addition, international editions reach another 173,000 readers. Material published in the weekly journal may be reproduced in these editions, in the studentBMJ, and on this web site.
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