Publishers cannot afford to be coy about ethical breaches – THE (Adam Cox, et al | April 2018)
Reluctance to shame those who breach editorial ethics has dented confidence in research integrity, argue Adam Cox, Russell Craig and
Reluctance to shame those who breach editorial ethics has dented confidence in research integrity, argue Adam Cox, Russell Craig and
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