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The Ego Has Landed! What Can Be Done About Research Misconduct,...
Science appears healthy on paper, but at what cost? Although the volume of published research doubles every 9 years,1 retraction rates are increasing faster.2 Recent studies find that up to 40% of researchers admit engaging in questionable research practices—involving shortening studies to give more favorable results, and “spinning” negative results into positive findings.3 Pressures are partly to blame: almost 60% of respondents...