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2013 Media Coverage

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Media Coverage

Bad research rising: The 7th Olympiad of research on biomedical publication—Scientific American

Peer Review Cuts Down Clinical Trial Spin—MedPage Today

Papers Trail: Researchers Track Fate of Duplicate and Retracted Scientific Studies—ScienceInsider

Researchers less willing to share study details, according to journal’s survey—Spoonful of Medicine

Maximizing the Impact of Research: New Reporting Guidelines Collection from PLOS—Speaking of Medicine

BMJ’s Godlee: Can We Trust These Results?—Peer Review Report

Resource of the Week #126: Peering at the Peer Review Congresses—AuthorAID

Conflicts of Interest Often Under-reported in Clinical Trials—MedPage Today

Academic spin: How to dodge & weave past research exaggeration—Scientific American

Can an Author be Too Prolific?—Peer Review Report

New Reporting Guidelines For Case Reports Presented At The Congress On Peer Review And Biomedical Publication And Published In Seven Medical Journals—Herald Online

What happened to Joachim Boldt’s 88 papers that were supposed to be retracted?—Retraction Watch

Clinicaltrials.gov Database Reveals “Sausage Making” in Clinical Research—news@JAMA

Scientific Journals Feel the Heat of Peer Review—news@JAMA

Of Conflicts and Clinical Trials: Researchers Report New Results—ScienceInsider

Unreliable research: Trouble at the lab—The Economist

Update from the PRC—JAMA Internal Medicine Blog

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