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WorkA Multi-Journal Partnership to Highlight Joint First-Authors of Manuscripts

M. Bishr Omary2015

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A Multi-Journal Partnership to Highlight Joint First-Authors of Manuscripts

M. Bishr Omary · Michael B. Wallace · Emad M. El-Omar · Rajiv Jalan · Michael H. Nathanson

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2013Increased co‐first authorships in biomedical and clinical publications: a call for recognition 2012Acknowledging Joint First Authors of Published Work: The Time Has Come 2014MBoC improves recognition of co–first authors

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Year2015

Typeeditorial

Published2015-01-20

VenueGastroenterology

ISSN-L0016-5085

Languageen

Citations8

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doi10.1053/j.gastro.2014.11.001

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