Letter to the Editor: Subjectivity of peer review

Aug 17, 2021

To the editor:

Peer reviews are always suspect because the peers usually have have their own subjective opinions and are therefore inclined to bias. Review should only address factual integrity.

Rockne Hughes

Enid, Oklahoma

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