Dear Jacob, Yes - the Cochrane Library publishes letters via the criticism editor that each review group. So you submit the letter (via the website if you like) to the review group for that review, and the criticism editor deals with it. The main aim is to improve reviews for readers, but the "letters" are appended to the review also. I've had personal experience of this with our review of antibiotics for acute otitis media - if you look at the end of the review you'll see the letters and our responses to each, Regards, Paul Glasziou At 30/09/2004, Puliyel wrote: >Dear List >The 'Correspondence' page in scientific journal has played an >important role, allowing the findings of a research group, to be peer >reviewed, in a way, by the entire readership > >Does anyone in the list know if the Cochrane Library publish such >letters about their reviews and if so, how I can access it? > >Truly >Jacob Puliyel >___________________________ >Jacob M. Puliyel MD MRCP MPhil >Consultant Pediatrician >West Middlkesex Hospital >Middlesex >TW7 6AF > >eFax UK 07092-124285 Paul Glasziou Department of Primary Health Care & Director, Centre for Evidence-Based Practice, Oxford ph: 44-1865-227055 www.cebm.net