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Retraction Watch – Tracking retractions as a window into the scientific process
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In 2016, researchers published a paper showing that an RNA molecule may be overactive in breast tumor tissue. But after reading the paper, three biologists believed the data supported the opposite …
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The top 10 retractions of 2016 – Retraction Watch
It’s that time again, when top-10 lists start appearing — and we’re no exception. So check out our list of the 10 most noteworthy retractions of the year, posted by our friends at…
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A study of C-section scars – in women who hadn’t undergone the surgery
A study purportedly of scars left by caesarean sections included women yet to undergo the surgery, say sleuths. But an investigation into the research by the author’s employer and the journal that published it found no evidence of research misconduct...
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Cureus retracts paper for plagiarism following Retraction Watch inquiries
The journal Cureus has retracted a 2022 paper on cancer and the environment just weeks after Retraction Watch raised questions about apparent plagiarism in the article.
As we reported in early April, the paper, “Causes of Cancer in the World: Comparative Risk Assessment of Nine Behavioral and Environmental Risk Factors”, had a bit of a twinsies thing going with a 2005 article in The Lancet – sharing a title, figures... -
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Publisher retracts more than a dozen papers at once for likely paper mill activi...
The Scottish Medical Journal has retracted more than a dozen papers dating back to 2020 after concluding the articles were likely produced by one or more paper mills.
The articles, all by researchers in China, covered a range of topics including back pain, pancreatic cancer, hand hygiene and sepsis. Most were meta-analyses....
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