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Peer review is flawed but it`s the best we`ve got This week the peer review system has been in the newspapers, after a survey of scientists suggested it had some problems. That is barely news. Peer review - where articles submitted to an academic journal are reviewed by other scientists from the same field for an opinion on their quality - has always been recognised as problematic. It is time-consuming, it could be open to corruption, and it cannot prevent fraud, plagiarism, or duplicate publication, although in a more obvious case it might. The problem with peer review is, it's hard to find anything better.Here is one example of a failing alternative. This month, after a concerted campaign by academics aggregating around websites such as Aidstruth.org, academic publishers Elsevier have withdrawn two papers from a journal called Medical Hypotheses. This journal is a rarity: it does not have peer review, and instead, submissions are approved for publication by its one editor.Articles from Medical Hypotheses have appeared in this column GuardianPeer review flawed but the best we`ve got This week the peer review system has been in the newspapers, after a survey of scientists suggested it had some problems. That is barely news. Peer review - where articles submitted to an academic journal are reviewed by other scientists from the same field for an opinion on their quality - has always been recognised as problematic. It is time-consuming, it could be open to corruption, and it cannot prevent fraud, plagiarism, or duplicate publication, although in a more obvious case it might. The problem with peer review is, it's hard to find anything better.Here is one example of a failing alternative. This month, after a concerted campaign by academics aggregating around websites such as Aidstruth.org, academic publishers Elsevier have withdrawn two papers from a journal called Medical Hypotheses. This journal is a rarity: it does not have peer review, and instead, submissions are approved for publication by its one editor.Articles from Medical Hypotheses have appeared in this column GuardianCoon Rapids firm takes day off for charity A medical technology company based in Coon Rapids gave more than 200 of its employees a paid day off today to volunteer for the United Way. Biz JournalCore Essence hires Synthes Spine founder Moran as CEO Medical device company Core Essence Orthopaedics Inc. said Friday that it has made John Moran, the founder and former president of Synthes Spine Inc., its CEO. Biz JournalAs Swine Flu Threat Grows, Health Officials Retool Strategies BALTIMORE -- It was a slow day for Maryland's hospitals. But one Baltimore emergency room and an intensive care unit were already maxed out. And the computer monitor tracking the ER and ICU at a medical center in nearby Washington was flashing yellow and red -- signaling that they, too, had run o... Washington PostCurbing malpractice lawsuits As President Obama turns up the heat on health care reform, one new and surprising detail to emerge is his pledge to tackle medical malpractice. CNNN.I.H. Director Francis Collins On Agency Goals The National Institutes of Health is comprised of 27 institutions and centers and has a budget of more than $30 billion. The newly appointed director, Francis Collins, discusses his goals for the agency in the coming years and explains how basic medical research gets funded. NPRCurbing MD lawsuits As President Obama turns up the heat on health care reform, one new and surprising detail to emerge is his pledge to tackle medical malpractice. CNNEighth Scot dies from swine flu A 53-year-old man becomes the first person to die from swine flu in Scotland without having an underlying medical condition. BBCStudy Finds Radiation Risk for Patients. At least four million Americans under age 65 are exposed to high doses of radiation each year from medical imaging tests, according to a new study in The New England Journal of Medicine. About 400,000 of those patients receive very high doses, more than the maximum annual exposure allowed for nuclear power plant employees or anyone else who works with radioactive material. Alex Berenson. The New York Times. 08/26/09.ISN,Autoimmune. sclero.org1 2 3 |
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