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Why retractions alone do not protect India’s scientific record
The Hindu
Scholars agree that the way retractions happen at present raise thorny challenges to preserving the integrity of the scientific record. Correcting the published literature alone is not enough: experts said when a retraction can be said to have achieved its purpose is itself ‘very difficult’ to say
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