CASE OF REDUNDANT PUBLICATION: ADDRESSING OVERSIGHT AND NON-DISCLOSURE
In a recent case, a paper submitted to Journal A as a rapid communication raised concerns of redundant publication when it was discovered that similar findings from the same patient cohort had been published concurrently in a major US journal within the specialty. Despite the closely related yet distinct messages of the two papers, the authors failed to acknowledge the overlap, prompting scrutiny from the editorial board.
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