How predatory journals leak into PubMed

Andrea Manca · David Moher · Lucia Cugusi · Zeevi Dvir · Franca Deriu

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KEY POINTS Recent reports that PubMed, one of the world’s leading biomedical databases, includes predatory journals and their publications[1][1],[2][2] is cause for concern. PubMed handles millions of queries daily and represents a key source of knowledge for health researchers worldwide. Much

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2012Predatory publishers are corrupting open access 2013Who's Afraid of Peer Review?2017Potential predatory and legitimate biomedical journals: can you tell the difference? A cross-sectional comparison 2013Investigating journals: The dark side of publishing 2013Who's Afraid of Peer Review?2017Stop this waste of people, animals and money 2017Predatory journals recruit fake editor 2013Medical Publishing Triage - Chronicling Predatory Open Access Publishers

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