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APA 7 treats a Cochrane Review like a journal article: list authors, year, title with review label, Cochrane Database, issue/article number, and DOI.

In MLA, list author, “article title,” journal, volume(issue), year, page range, then DOI or URL; add the database name if you used one.

To cite a peer-reviewed journal in APA, give an author–date in text and a reference with author, year, title, journal, volume(issue), pages, and DOI.

In-text citations for peer-reviewed journal articles follow your style rules: APA uses author–year, MLA uses author–page, and Chicago uses name–year.

In APA, cite peer-reviewed articles with author, year, title, journal, volume(issue), pages, and the DOI or URL when available.

In APA 7, cite peer-reviewed articles with author, year, title, journal and volume(issue) italicized, pages or article number, and a DOI.

In MLA in-text citations for peer-reviewed articles, use the author’s last name with the page number; use “et al.” for three or more authors.

In Chicago style, cite journal articles with author, title, journal, volume(issue), year, page range, and a DOI or URL; use Notes-Bibliography or Author-Date.

A Cochrane Review in APA 7th uses the review authors, year, “Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews,” volume(issue), article number, and DOI.

Cite a Cochrane Review like a journal article: authors, year, title, Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews, volume(issue), article number, and DOI.