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redundant publication' or 'duplicate publication' in the biomedical literature

Standards for ethical publication.

In a previous editorial the editors of The Journal of Laryngology and Otology presented the Journal’s position with regard to ethical standards in medical publication. One of the developments recently introduced is a joint commitment by editors of journals of Otolaryngology to act in a coordinated manner in order to share information when a suspected breach of publishing integrity has occurred....

Duplicate and salami publications.

EXTENT OF THE PROBLEM full article in a different language and for a different reader base can be permitted provided the editors of Though there is a high degree of trust and both the journals agree for the same and consider it veracity in medical publications, an occasional beneficial for the readers. report of duplicate and salami publications bothers the medical fraternity. In recent years, ...

Redundant or Secondary Publication.

Editorial Redundant or duplicate publication is the republishing of a previously published paper in another journal. Such activity violates publishing ethics. This is because originality is a fundamental factor in a scientific paper. Up until 2006, redundant publication had not been uncommon in the medical community, and it was a usual practice among many South Korean authors to republish paper...

Current incidence of duplicate publication in otolaryngology.

OBJECTIVES/HYPOTHESIS Duplicate publication--deemed highly unethical--is the reproduction of substantial content in another article by the same authors. In 1999, Rosenthal et al. identified an 8.5% incidence of duplicate articles in two otolaryngology journals. We explored the current incidence in three otolaryngology journals in North America and Europe. STUDY DESIGN Retrospective literature...