Data fabrication and falsification: A systematic review of retraction causes

Reviewing Causes of Data Fabrication & Falsification

The integrity of scientific research is fundamental to the advancement of knowledge and the betterment of society. However, the disturbing reality is that data fabrication and falsification, two serious forms of research misconduct, are more prevalent than many may realize. A staggering statistic highlights the scale of the issue: nearly 80 systematic reviews are published daily, and a significant portion of these reviews include retracted…

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Spot Predatory Journals with Ease

The number of predatory journals has significantly increased, adding over 450 new predatory journals monthly for the past three years, reaching a total exceeding 15,000. These journals often exploit junior faculty and doctoral students, particularly from poorer countries, with aggressive marketing and publication fees. Spot Predatory Journals with Ease 2025 Guide – Protecting Your Research and Academic Reputation Academic Publishing Safety Overview Predatory journals pose…