Off to a Patchy Start: Milestones in Journal Peer Review Research, Part 1 (1945–1989) - Absolutely Maybe

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"Peer review didn’t start to become common at journals until the 1940s [PDF]. The influential medical journal editor, Franz J. Ingelfinger, pointed out in 1974 that the American Journal of Medicine didn’t use peer review in the ’40s and ’50s – and neither did The Lancet from the ’60s to the time he was writing..."

 

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https://absolutelymaybe.plos.org/2019/04/30/off-to-a-patchy-start-milestones-in-journal-peer-review-research-part-1-1945-1989/

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06/11/2022, 11:48

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Date tagged:

06/11/2022, 15:48

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04/30/2019, 11:48