Clinical Research Series

Translational Medicine

Clinical frameworks, diagnostic guides, and treatment protocols for translational medicine.

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Articles published
33
Citations
4
Pathological steps mapped

Content Formats

3 supported
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Standalone HTML
Fully self-contained HTML files with embedded CSS. Best for rich interactive tools (like the workflow pack) with custom components, forms, and complex layouts. Place in articles/ and link from the index.
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Markdown via Jekyll
Write in plain Markdown with a YAML front matter block. Jekyll processes it through _layouts/default.html, applying the full site design automatically. Add front matter: layout, title, date, series.
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External Links
Link cards can point to external publications, preprints, or hosted documents. Add an external: true flag and url field when editing the index to render an external link card with the same visual treatment.

Adding New Articles

Adding a Markdown article
Create a .md file in the articles/ directory with a YAML front matter block. Jekyll will render it with the full site layout automatically. Then add a new <a class="article-card"> block to index.html.
--- # YAML front matter (required) layout: default title: "Your Article Title" subtitle: "An italicised subtitle line" series: "How I Diagnose and Treat" date: 2025-01-15 category: "Clinical Article" tags: ["SSRI Withdrawal", "Long COVID"] description: "A short description for the article card on the index page." --- # Your article content in Markdown follows here... # Tables, blockquotes, code, and callouts all render with the site style.
Adding a standalone HTML article
Place your HTML file in articles/. For the sidebar nav to work correctly, add a back link to ../index.html and update the nav links. Then add a card to index.html pointing to articles/your-file.html.
<!-- In your article HTML, update the nav brand href --> <a href="../index.html" class="nav-brand">...</a> <!-- Add a back-to-index nav link --> <a href="../index.html" class="nav-link">← All Articles</a>
About this site
This site publishes clinical decision-support frameworks and narrative articles on translational medicine. Content is based on emerging mechanistic research and is intended for clinician discussion only. It does not constitute medical advice. No clinical trials have validated these protocols as complete systems.
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