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  • Announcing the 2027 Cochrane Colloquium in Kyoto, Japan

    We're excited to announce that the 2027 Cochrane Colloquium will take place in Kyoto, Japan on 2-4 November 2027, with pre-conference meetings on 1 November.

  • No clear evidence that common embryo transfer techniques improve IVF success

    Preparation techniques used before embryo transfer, considered the most critical step in the IVF process, show no proven effect on pregnancy rates and remain inconclusive due to limited or low-quality data, a new Cochrane review finds.

  • Exercise helps hip arthritis pain, but perhaps less than we thought

    A new Cochrane review finds that exercise may improve pain and function, but the benefits may fall short of what patients would notice in daily life.

  • Why evidence synthesis matters in the age of AI

    In an era defined by an abundance of information, and new ways to find it, Cochrane’s Chief Executive Officer, Karla Soares-Weiser argues that systematic reviews remain an essential tool to help individuals, healthcare professionals and policymakers make decisions. However, the challenge is no longer simply producing reliable evidence but maintaining the trust that makes Cochrane’s evidence useful.

  • Building a volunteer network through Cochrane Engage

    Knowledge translation (KT) is a key part of ensuring that high-quality evidence reaches the people who can use it. In Italy, however, research methods and evidence-based medicine (EBM) are not consistently integrated into higher education or medical education programmes.

  • Introducing a word limit for reviews and protocols

    Cochrane has introduced word limits for our reviews, updates, and protocols, to help keep our evidence focused, concise, and more accessible for readers.

  • Cochrane launches new author training materials

    Cochrane has started rolling out a refreshed toolkit of author training materials. The toolkit provides ready-to-use materials for trainers to deliver or adapt for their own face-to-face and online training.

  • World Evidence-based Healthcare Day launches its 2026 campaign

    Today an international coalition of organizations dedicated to evidence-informed decision-making launched the World Evidence-based Healthcare Day 2026 campaign, ‘Evidence and AI: People at the Centre’.

  • Cochrane at the 79th World Health Assembly

    Following a busy week at the 79th World Health Assembly (WHA), we’re reflecting on the inspiring conversations and high-level discussions Cochrane had the privilege of being involved in.

  • Right tool, right job: deciding when to not use an AI tool

    From searching and screening to drafting text, artificial intelligence (AI) tools offer the promise of increased efficiency. But with promise comes responsibility. Ella Flemyng, Cochrane’s Head of Editorial Policy and Research Integrity, highlights what you need to consider when deciding whether to use an AI tool, and when you might decide not to.

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