Repetitive, Duplicate, and Redundant Publications: A Review for Authors and Readers

2006-09-01articleJournal of Manipulative and Physiological Therapeutics47 citationsclosed

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Abstract

Repetitive, duplicate, and redundant publications are an important concern in the scientific literature. Their occurrence affects science and carries with it sanctions of consequence. This editorial provides a brief review of the definitions, classifications, impact, sanctions, and prevention strategies regarding repetitive, duplicate, and redundant publications.

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