Announcement

The main reason I review is that I am grateful to all the wise and wonderful people who have reviewed papers I have authored over the years.As others have said before me -one should aim to review (at least) three papers for every paper they write.It is also an enriching and learning opportunity.You get to learn about new science, studies, results, therapeutics as they are happening, sometimes before they make it to the public domain.Most importantly, I make a point of reading my fellow reviewers' and editorial comments.You get to learn from them since often they will pick up things you miss in your critical appraisal, or they may have a different perspective on the science.I started off being more of the classic 'Reviewer 2' showing off my nit-picking abilities, but with time and experience, realized it is more useful to give kind and constructive feedback