The Chronicle of Higher Education

Scientists May Be Putting Their Own Names on Papers Written by Companies

Papers that bear academic scientists' names as authors, but are ghostwritten by for-profit companies, may be disturbingly common in medical journals, a new study indicates. Some of the scientists accused of being involved in that practice deny any wrongdoing, but journal editors are already outlining...

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