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Identifying Retracted Science Papers on PubMed

Kirk Hartley
Aug 23, 2012
1 min read

Unfortunately, some science papers end up being retracted because of foul-ups or deceit. Retraction Watch keeps an eye on and writes about retracted papers. An August 22, 2012 post explains what does – and does not – happen with retracted papers on PubMed.

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