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"Peer Review" in an academic journal plays a crucial role in it. The peer review is "Justification" in an article and can determine an academic paper's suitability for publication. Here are nine lessons that we DON'T do during our peer review. Do you want to read them?

To do a precise peer-review of a scientific manuscript, as a cornerstone of modern science and medicine, journals rely on expert and objective review by the reviewers. Most of our distinguished reviewers are not experts in some of the significant aspects of medical ethics considerations. 

Our investigations revealed that many reviewers only focus on the scientific aspects of an article while there is a lack of proper attention towards the ethics in their reviews.

Therefore, we decide to train our reviewers about the importance of medical ethics.

We have updated our internal policy regarding the preprint version of articles.