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Scrutiny Of Sodium Meta-Analysis In Heart Uncovers Duplicated And Missing Data
A meta-analysis published in the journal Heart has been retracted. As Adam Marcus writes in Retraction Watch, the retraction occurred when the journal editors learned “that two of the six studie… more →
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US grant pressure vs retractions: not a meaningful comparison
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wrote 5 days ago: A chart in The Scientist today (pictured, right) plots retractions against NIH grant success rates. … more →
Scrutiny Of Sodium Meta-Analysis In Heart Uncovers Duplicated And Missing Data
wrote 2 weeks ago: A meta-analysis published in the journal Heart has been retracted. As Adam Marcus writes in Retracti … more →
Retractions and Rewrites
wrote 3 weeks ago: Updated : 20 May 2013. I have decided to keep my short story (testimony) ‘Abraxas to Jesus … more →
Have Your Views Changed?
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wrote 1 month ago: I’ve been getting asked this question a good bit recently. Due to some my public writings, my … more →
I Changed My Mind About Minimalists
wrote 1 month ago: And I mean just that—not that I was a hater and now I’m a fan, not that I was a junkie and now … more →
A Closer Look At A Case Of Duplicate Publication In JACC
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wrote 1 month ago: The Journal of the American College of Cardiology has published a Notice of Duplication about a revi … more →
I Don't Have All of the Answers, or Even All of the Questions
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wrote 2 months ago: Those of you who know me know that I have a certain kind of spark. I feel passionately about a numbe … more →
Math journals and the fight over open access
wrote 4 months ago: Some may have heard me talk about this before, but I’ve caught the open source bug. At least, … more →
Sorry, Bro--Have Some Band-Aids
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wrote 4 months ago: By The Promethean Times Editorial Staff It’s Just That We Didn’t Know You Could Read Mus … more →
Two Retractions For Embattled Chief Investigator Of Kyoto Heart Study
wrote 4 months ago: Hiroaki Matsubara The editor of Circulation Journal, the official journal of the Japanese Circulatio … more →
Science is more interesting when it's true
wrote 5 months ago: There is a great profile of Uri Simonsohn’s fraud-detection work in the Atlantic Monthly, writ … more →
Why do kids never get sick on weekdays during business hours?
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wrote 5 months ago: Seriously. After enjoying the mid season finale of The Walking Dead last night, (omg it was AWESOME … more →
Fraud
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wrote 6 months ago: From time to time, examples of fraud and misconduct in science surface. But the frequency seems to b … more →
Sunday Data/Statistics Link Roundup (11/4/12)
wrote 6 months ago: Brian Caffo headlines the WaPo article about massive online open courses. He is the driving force be … more →
Letter to Four Corners.
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wrote 6 months ago: From Jo Bloomfield Hodgson River station Katherine NT Attention 4 Corners, Lateline, Sarah Ferguson … more →
Retractions, Exploring the Zooniverse, Spiders in Guam, and Crowdfunding
wrote 6 months ago: I have four recent posts up at the AAAS MemberCentral website: Should a scientific journal article b … more →
A Note on Scientific Research (and the Occasional Misinterpretation)
wrote 7 months ago: Lori Hale Williams, 2012 An article from the Associated Press went unnoticed last week. Arturo … more →
Misconduct in Science?
wrote 7 months ago: “Last year the Journal, Nature reported an alarming increase in the number of retractions of s … more →
Plagiarism Of Hypertension Article In Korean Journal Results In Retraction
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wrote 8 months ago: In response to evidence of plagiarism in a review article in the Korean Circulation Journal, the art … more →
