Retraction Watch
Medscape News has partnered with Retraction Watch to provide news about scientific fraud and integrity. Retraction Watch is a project of the nonprofit Center For Scientific Integrity dedicated to exploring retractions as a window into the scientific process. The Center also created the Retraction Watch Database, the most comprehensive database of retractions available.
Latest from Retraction Watch
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Paper Linking Nonionizing Radiation to ADHD Retracted, Replaced
- Neuroscience Letters Is the Third Journal Scammed by Rogue Editors
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Cochrane Group Took 9 Months to Pull a Flawed Cancer Review
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Journal Retracts Study on Mental Health Effects of Negative News
- Journal Expresses Concern Over Study of Potential Tx for Autism
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When Years of Published Work Are Built on an Error
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JAMA Network Open Retracts Its First Paper, on Heart Disease
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Nature Comm. Retracts Much-Criticized Paper on Mentorship
- Public Health Journal Seeking Advice on COVID PCR Testing Paper
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COVID-19 Pneumonia Paper Earns Expression of Concern