Tag: Research integrity

First established in 1928, *The Journal of Nutrition* is a highly respected publication, with a peer-reviewed process managed by the American Society for Nutrition and published by Elsevier. This makes its reliability strong, though a critical evaluation of its standards and processes reveals the depth of its credibility within the field.

With more than one million authors publishing across its various journals, open-access publisher Frontiers has grown significantly, but that growth has been accompanied by a mixed reputation. This has led many to question: is Frontiers in Nutrition credible, or should its research be approached with caution?