Answered By: Janie Rager Last Updated: Nov 15, 2018 Views: 121
Answered By: Janie Rager
Last Updated: Nov 15, 2018 Views: 121
A good percentage of material on PubMed is scholarly and may even be peer-reviewed.
You can verify that the journal your article is in practices the peer review process by running a search in Ulrich's, a database, using the title of the journal in which your article was published.
The list of titles appears in a chart with rows and columns. Locate the row containing the journal your article is in and look to see if there is a "referee shirt" in one of the columns to the left. Hovering over the symbol, it tells you the journal practices peer review.
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