How a Times reporter found a pattern of plagiarism in a USC doctor's books that his publisher missed
The process of testing Dr. David Agus' work "took under 15 minutes."
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The process of testing Dr. David Agus' work "took under 15 minutes."
The Times reviewed three books by Dr. David Agus and co-writer Kristin Loberg and found more than 120 passages that are virtually identical to the language and structure of previously published material.
Dr. David Agus has a pretty stellar medical reputation. His social credit score is even higher, especially if read through the lens of “knows all the right people/does all the right things”...
The Los Angeles Times found 95 instances of plagiarism in the book.
A forthcoming book by Dr. David Agus is rife with instances of plagiarism. After being contacted by The Times, Agus and Simon & Schuster have halted publication.