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Manoj Mathew Lalu2017

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How stakeholders can respond to the rise of predatory journals

Manoj Mathew Lalu · Larissa Shamseer · Kelly Denise Cobey · David Moher

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2015Promoting an open research culture 2017Potential predatory and legitimate biomedical journals: can you tell the difference? A cross-sectional comparison 2017Stop this waste of people, animals and money 2015Firm action needed on predatory journals 2017Promote scientific integrity via journal peer review data

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Published2017-12-01

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