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11 Feb
The Peer Review Process: How Community Quality Assurance Keeps Science Reliable
Leona Whitcombe

The Peer Review Process: How Community Quality Assurance Keeps Science Reliable

The peer review process is science's built-in quality check-where experts vet research before publication. It's slow, imperfect, but essential for reliable knowledge. Without it, misinformation spreads faster than truth.

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