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Craig Niederberger

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Disclosure of duplicative studies: damned if you don't

2012

Duplicative publication requires duplicative editorializing. There are many forms of lesser redundancy such as unacknowledged secondary analyses of randomized clinical trials, fragmentation of studies with concurrent submission to various journals, and serial updating of observational studies. These practices result in publication bias. We have revised our instructions to authors to include disclosure of similar articles that are published, in press, or submitted to other journals to the editors upon submission.

PublishingClinical Trials as TopicActuarial scienceComputer scienceWritingManuscripts Medical as TopicObstetrics and GynecologyDisclosurePublication biaslaw.inventionReproductive MedicineRandomized controlled triallawGermanyRedundancy (engineering)Observational studyGuideline AdherencePeriodicals as TopicEditorial PoliciesFertility and Sterility
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Testing the water before swimming: satisfying the need for clinical trials of devices, media, and instruments before their use in assisted reproducti…

2011

Malemedicine.medical_specialtyClinical Trials as TopicReproductive Techniques Assistedbusiness.industryClinical Laboratory TechniquesReproduction (economics)Patient SelectionObstetrics and GynecologyEquipment DesignRisk AssessmentCulture MediaClinical trialReproductive MedicineInfertilityMaterials TestingMedicineHumansMedical physicsFemaleDiffusion of InnovationPeriodicals as TopicbusinessEditorial PoliciesFertility and sterility
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