Systematic reviews are built on the principles of rigor, transparency, and replicability. However, many current AI solutions don’t meet these principles. This risks a surge in unreliable, biased and low-quality reviews.  

“The passion and enthusiasm gave me energy” Editor-in-Chief and acting CEO of Cochrane Karla Soares-Weiser was a plenary speaker at the Cochrane Africa Indaba. In an interview she spoke of the inspiration she took from the experience and gave some of her perspectives about the future of evidence synthesis. 

Welcome to the 10th edition of the Cochrane Africa Newsletter. In this issue we bring you:

Factors that influence caregivers’ and adolescents’ views an

Cochrane is part of a new global consortium to develop new tools, powered by artificial intelligence (AI), to analyse and synthesise research evidence on the

The Cochrane Collaboration is proud to announce our new scientific strategy, focusing on

Cochrane aims to put Cochrane evidence at the heart of health decision-making all over the world.

Welcome to the 9th edition of the Cochrane Africa Newsletter. In this issue we bring you:

Cochrane Africa Indaba Abstract submissions closes 20 January 2025!Cochrane Africa is pleased to announce the call for abstracts related to knowledge translation and evidence synthesis for poster presentations at the Cochrane Africa Indaba 2025.Authors should submit abstracts online by no later than 20 January 2025. All abstracts submitted will be reviewed by the Abstract Review Committee.  Authors will be notified regarding acceptance or rejection of abstracts by 31 January 2025. 

Cochrane Africa Indaba Abstract submissions extended to 10 February 2025!Cochrane Africa is pleased to announce the call for abstracts related to knowledge translation and evidence synthesis for poster presentations at the Cochrane Africa Indaba 2025.