No. Article titles stay plain; the journal name and volume get italics in most academic styles.

Yes, ethics approval for systematic reviews varies: published, non-identifiable work usually needs no REC/IRB; identifiable or contact-based work may.

Yes, most review papers include a methods section that explains search, screening, and appraisal steps.

Yes—under single-blind and open models, reviewers know who wrote the paper; under double-blind, they shouldn’t.

No, journal peer review is usually unpaid; some publishers give small perks, while grant panels offer honoraria and expense reimbursement.

Yes, reviews of DoNotAge supplements are mixed; weigh third-party testing, labels, and refund terms before you choose a product from this brand.

This brand’s supplement lineup draws mixed feedback; pick products with human data and proof of independent testing.

Most reports praise Do Not Age’s NMN for energy and sleep, yet brand-specific human trials are limited and results depend on general NMN research.

Most reviews of DoNotAge hyaluronic acid report smoother skin and easier movement, with mixed notes on price and capsule size.

DoNotAge berberine reviews point to steady quality with typical berberine upsides and routine cautions on dose and drug interactions.