Real Talk with Marissa Streit
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Peer Reviewed Science Journals Are Not Always Reliable
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July 16, 2026
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2:11Now PlayingNIH Director Dr. Jay Bhattacharya says peer-reviewed research is one of science's most valuable tools, but it's missing one critical safeguard: transparency. If reviewer feedback were made public, wouldn't reviewers be far less likely to let jealousy, prejudice, or political agendas drive their conclusions?
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