Sosa MMC, Pablos HJL, Martínez SMC

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RESUMEN

La presente serie de artículos tiene como finalidad describir algunos aspectos relevantes sobre las revistas médicas y la metodología de sus artículos. Primero se hablará sobre los inicios de la publicación de revistas médicas y de la revisión por pares.

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