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Faking it until you make it may be a common practice in some careers. But it's clearly unethical for scientists and medical researchers.

Faking it until you make it may be a common practice in some careers. But its clearly unethical for scientists and medical researchers.

Faking it until you make it may be a common practice in some careers. But it’s clearly unethical for scientists and medical researchers. All the same thousands of fake papers are churned out by so-called paper mills and published every year, many of them in peer-reviewed journals. The issue made headlines recently when Wiley, a respected publishing house, announced it would be dropping 19 of ...

These aren't just papers with fudged data -- they're fake all the way through.

A group of whistle-blowers submitted a report to the NIH that questioned the integrity of a celebrated neuroscientist's research and the safety of an experimental stroke treatment his company was developing.

NEW YORK (TNS) — Faking it until you make it may be a common practice in some careers. But it’s clearly unethical for scientists and medical researchers. All the same

NEW YORK (TNS) — Faking it until you make it may be a common practice in some careers. But it’s clearly unethical for scientists and medical researchers. All the same

A group of whistle-blowers submitted a report to the NIH that questioned the integrity of a celebrated neuroscientist's research and the safety of an experimental stroke treatment his company was developing.

Fake research papers, churned out by paper mills, are flooding peer-reviewed journals, undermining scientific integrity.

A group of whistle-blowers submitted a report to the NIH that questioned the integrity of a celebrated neuroscientist's research and the safety of an experimental stroke treatment his company was developing.