How to write a good scientific review article.

Auxiliary sections that support the reader's understanding of the review, such as keywords and glossaries, are also useful to include, and author contributions and any conflicts of interest should be clearly outlined, usually in dedicated sections of the review. This shouldn't preclude early career researchers from writing review articles, with the mentorship of experienced colleagues - gaining experience in writing review articles early on in your career is a great way to hone your analytical and writing skills. Literature reviews are valuable resources for the scientific community. The advice given here is mostly relevant for the writing of a traditional literature-based review rather than other forms of review such as a systematic review or meta-analysis, which have their own criteria and guidelines [2,3]. [Extracted from the article]