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Ten Simple Rules for Open Health Research

2019-09-11

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We are witnessing a dramatic transformation in the way we do science. In recent years, significant flaws with existing scientific methods have come to light, including lack of transparency, insufficient involvement of stakeholders, disconnection from the public, and limited reproducibility of research findings. These concerns have sparked a global movement to revolutionize scientific practice and the emergence of...

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DOI: 10.20944/preprints201909.0122.v1

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