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Do retractions and expressions of concern change citation behavior?; a retraction in NEJM; claims of a stolen case report; are AI chatbots infiltrating online survey data?
Elisabeth Bik's preprint heard around the world; the journal that impersonated Eric Topol; how much a first authorship slot costs; father adds daughter's name to more than 100 preprints sans consent
A faked NIH email about COVID-19; BMJ Group retracts most of a special issue; Indiana researcher out of his post; Retraction Watch goes to Washington; mass resignation at a math journal
Copied and pasted data; publisher changes policies; naming sleuths in notices, redux; national database of misconduct rulings proposed; Canadian panel eyes oversight changes
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