“This is a moment that calls for collective action. If we can stabilize the professional and personal environments of researchers—reducing strain, restoring trust, and supporting collaboration, we may recover the capacity to contribute to shared scientific goals.”
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by Bruce D. Dart, PhD Peer review processes have been in place and used almost as long as man has been printing research findings. The value of peer review has been well documented, as peers with similar knowledge or experience are often the best judges of quality work. These efforts aide journals that utilize this process to become trusted and
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