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Does charging for corrections in the bioscience literature disincentivize pre-publication handling of problematic image data? An ImageTwin-AI study

2026-01-28

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The Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) recommends that publishers do not charge for corrections to published papers. Until late 2024 the Journal of Cancer levied a charge on authors (50% of the original article processing charge, APC) for publication of a correction. Herein, it was hypothesized this could disincentivize the discovery and removal of problematic data prior to publication, since post-publication...

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Literature Corpus work: 320179dc-280e-5f64-9bc7-e83ae1b782b3
DOI: 10.64898/2026.01.16.700000

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