So, even if you’ve never submitted a paper or read a scientific journal, peer-reviewed science still shows up in your life. It helps shape what treatments are available, what protocols and guidelines ...

This systematic review by Philip Dickemann reveals that corporate energy practices are fragmented, with limited use of formal ...

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Background The burden of cardiovascular events in Africa is projected to rise significantly in the coming decade, placing ...

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Yet some aspects of our jobs seem resistant to automation: reading the literature, drafting manuscripts and engaging in peer review, for example.

This study provides an updated estimate of the time and effort required to conduct and publish a systematic review using a large sample of recently published reviews across a variety of topics of ...