There are numerous considerations that should be taken, among them, ideally studying scientific journalism, learning epidemiology, mastering English, and having good relationships with scientists, other important considerations for this we describe in our manuscript that we attach below.

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Normally you are at least PhD and are familiar with a special topic, research methods, statistical analyses and rules for scientific writing. In the long run it is a heavy unpaid work.

Another key factor is to select your keywords carefully. The keywords demonstrate you skills and research.

Thank you so much dear Dr @Jorge Andrés Sánchez-Duque for your useful informations.

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Thank you so much dear Dr. @Jon Ashley for your useful advice.

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Thank you so much dear Dr @Béatrice Marianne Ewalds-Kvist for your opinion.

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Thank you so much dear Dr @Ali Azizi for your kind reply.

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Ismail, many early career researchers have a similar issue as the one you raised. As you are publishing in your area, you should continue doing so and those publication outlets you publish in will begin to notice your name and will, hopefully, invite you to review. Sometimes research networks also do help. Very best.