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Academics and researchers are ill prepared for what to do when they’re victims of publication misconduct, as Andrew Colman and colleagues found out when their article was plagiarised Plagiarism in published research articles is a threat to the integrity of the scientific record, and it seems to be on the increase—boosted by the growing industry of predatory publishing.1 Open access journals of dubious quality exploit researchers by charging publication fees for rapid publication without rigo...

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As Aotearoa New Zealand shifts to a more centralised health system, University of Otago researchers say officials need to ensure policy expectations align and foster environments which support connection and collegiality.

Retired Louisville Metro Police Sgt. Tim Stokes died on Tuesday morning surrounded by family and friends.

Tim Stokes Cause of Death? Retired Sgt. Tim Stokes Passed Away at the age of 65 Tim Stokes leaves behind a trail of service and commitment that his colleagues

Patients who go to urban hospitals after having a heart attack receive more timely care than those at rural and urban non-interventional hospitals, new University of Otago research shows.

Patients who go to urban hospitals after having a heart attack receive more timely care than those at rural and urban non-interventional hospitals, new University of Otago research shows.

Forest of Dean medical equipment supplier CorrMed has seen demand for its field-tested National IPC medical bag range rapidly grow within the NHS and nursing community. Designed for frontline medical teams, more than 4,500 individual bags have been provided to 41 clients in the UK and across the world, including Ireland, Germany, Denmark, Austria, Switzerland, Australia, and New Zealand. The range features backpacks for first responders, paramedics, search and rescue and police medics, as well a...

Captain D’s, the nation’s leading fast casual seafood restaurant, is continuing its successful real estate strategy of converting former restaurant spaces into a thriving seafood franchise with its newest opening in Moss Point, Mississippi. The new Captain D’s is in a space formerly occupied by KFC at 6600 MS-63 North and features a spacious dining room and convenient drive-thru. This is the 12th Mississippi location for Chris Benner and Tim Stokes of Trident Holdings, LLC, who opened in n...

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