Objectives: Generally, academic promotions, job retention, job mobility, and professional
development of a medical faculty members are judged primarily by the growth in publication …

We present the first database-wide study on the citation contexts of retracted papers, which
covers 7,813 retracted papers indexed in PubMed, 169,434 citations collected from iCite …

Objective Fraudulent research exists but can be difficult to spot. Made-up studies and results
can affect systematic reviews and clinical guidelines, causing harm through incorrect …

We investigated reasons for retraction, pre-and post-retraction citations and Altmetrics
indicators of retracted publications in the medical sciences from 2016 to 2020. Data were …

The extent to which a retraction might require revising previous scientific estimates and
beliefs–which we define as the epistemic cost–is unknown. We collected a sample of 229 …

Objective: To determine the accessibility of retracted articles residing on non-publisher
websites and in personal libraries. Methods: Searches were performed to locate Internet …

The field of oncology is the main field in medicine with a high rate of retraction. Thus, the
purpose of this study was to investigate the trends of retracted publications in oncology …

The aim of the present study is to identify retracted articles in the biomedical literature (co)
authored by Indian authors and to examine the features of retracted articles. The PubMed …

Objectives: To investigate whether plagiarism is more prevalent in publications retracted
from the medical literature when first authors are affiliated with lower-income countries …

An estimated quarter of a trillion US dollars is invested in the biomedical research enterprise
annually. There is growing alarm that a significant portion of this investment is wasted …