👉 "Gazette medical research" is like a fancy, old-school detective story about the inner workings of human health, but with a side of medical jargon. It's essentially the most serious, official, and authoritative piece of health literature that's usually published in a newspaper (hence "gazette") and it's said to be as thorough as a doctor's best case study.
Now, here's an unsettling example sentence: "The gazette medical research revealed that the 'natural' remedies are actually just sugar pills disguised as herbal concoctions, and we're all just sitting here, complaining about fatigue because it's all just a sugar high gone wrong."
