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Study reveals fraudulent paper mill activity across 4,000 cancer articles

Study reveals fraudulent paper mill activity across 4,000 cancer articles

The Hindu57m
THE BRIEF
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An analysis of 33,159 cancer journal articles flagged 4,085 papers potentially associated with fraudulent research paper mills.

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Flagged papers received 50 to 100 percent more citations than other articles within three years despite having fewer readers and online accesses.

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Suspect papers clustered in specific journals including the Journal of Experimental and Clinical Cancer Research and Molecular Cancer.