Peer reviewed article summary

Article link:   https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/29276051

Article title:  Discovery, research, and development of new antibiotics: the WHO priority list of antibiotic-resistant bacteria and tuberculosis.

Article writing guidelines:   Writing Article Summaries 

Preparing a summary of a paper is not an easy task. Oftentimes the abstract or summary of a peer-reviewed paper is difficult part to write. Here's a link with useful information on how to summarize a research paper: 

http://web2.uconn.edu/ahking/How_to_Summarize_a_Research_Article.pdf 

Summary Format: 

- Article summaries must be a Word Document (.docx) with double-spaced, 12-point text. 

- Place your name and the word count at the top of the page and include a title. 

- The length of the summary (excluding name, word count, and title) should not exceed 225 words.

- Do not use (or reference) figures or tables in the summary. 

- The body of your summary must be structured into four paragraphs as follows: 

1. A clear statement of the primary purpose of the article, including the scientific question or hypothesis that the authors are addressing. 

2. A description of the specific data used by the authors, with particular emphasis on the data that support the overall conclusions of the article. 

3. A discussion of one or more broad implications of the article. 

4. A detailed and specific description of additional research that would build on the findings of the paper.