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Systematic review and meta-analysis are often confused and used interchangeably albeit having distinct differences between them. Both are reviews of high quality evidence that form a part of literature review.  What is a Systematic review?  A systemic review seeks to find answer to a defined question by collecting and synthesizing high quality evidence from different studies. It is an exhaustive summary of all scientific evidence substantiated to a particular question. Systematic reviews came to be as a way to improve the quality of literature review. Systematic review applies to all types of research, both qualitative and quantitative. Systematic review evolved in the health care industry and clinical trials, but has since found its application in variety of fields like social sciences, astronomy, etc. What is a Meta-analysis?   Meta-analysis integrates statistically similar studies using statistical principles to achieve an estimate of common point of truth b