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Season 1 • Episode 97

097 - Retractions of COVID-19 Research Papers: How the Race to Find Treatments Could Mean Sloppy Science

Jun 18, 2020
16:19

Episode Description

Retractions of scientific papers happen for a number of reasons. The desperation driving COVID-19 research has brought this "nuclear option" of scientific correction to a much more public sphere. Dr. Ivan Oransky, who co-runs Retraction Watch, talks with Stephanie Desmon about what retractions typically mean—and don't mean—and how COVID-19 may incite an "existential crisis" in the scientific research community in the push to publish.

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