A surge in retracted scientific papers, particularly from China, the US, and India, threatens academic integrity. Driven by a 'publish or perish' culture and exploited by paper mills, fraudulent ...

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This “publish or perish” push is undermining science ... Also on the rise are covert entities known as “paper mills”, which manufacture academic articles (either using a human or a ...

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Publish or perish. It’s the well-known ... To ensure full transparency, we propose to publish a correction to the paper that will fully disclose the conflict of interest. This course of action is in ...

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where a research project is parceled into as many individual papers as possible, is another consequence of this competitive attitude. The life-science community has two drivers that result in this ...