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Fascinating article. >puppy husk This was mentioned at least twice as something the example snake bite recipient used to use. I'm pretty sure they meant 'popp
by imjustsaying 7y ago
Fascinating article.
>puppy husk
This was mentioned at least twice as something the example snake bite recipient used to use. I'm pretty sure they meant 'poppy husk', unless puppy husk is another novel analgesic. This puts the quality of the journal's peer review in doubt.
- calibas 7y agoIt's an Indian journal, I assume it's an issue with translation.
- et2o 7y agoIt's clear to all readers they mean opium products, this isn't what peer review would focus on. Also seems like a commonly used translation in India: https://www.htsyndication.com/united-news-of-india/article/4-drug-peddlers-arrested,-27-intoxicant-injections,-10gm-heroin-and-77.5-kg-puppy-husk-recovered/31618666 https://www.htsyndication.com/united-news-of-india/article/4...
- imjustsaying 7y agoThat's the thing that really made me wonder. Peer review implies reviewed by multiple people, a review committee. Between the authors and the committee, multiple people read this and said it was ok. Thanks for the link. If thats the commonly used translation there, then that makes much more sense, and I see why they went with it. Learned something new today.