Redundant Publication

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An irresponsible practice which occurs when two or more papers (research communications) share the same hypothesis, data, discussion points, or conclusions, without full cross-reference

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No references found			We collectively had 34 unverified duplicates, according to Deja vu, none of which represented plagiarism, cosubmission, or redundant publication (one case-control study was published in 2 languages, with the proper referencing). Identifying duplicate publications: primum non nocere by Rifai, Nader; Bossuyt, Patrick M.; Bruns, David E. / Clinical Chemistry 36) The Uniform Requirements for Manuscripts Submitted to Biomedical Journals prohibits redundant publications with different authors. Uncover bias in clinical trials: drug research should be objective, ... by Pearson, Gale / Trial Redundant publication is potentially dangerous when meta-analyses combine many versions of what is actually the same study (p 121). The Trouble with Medical Journals by Kauffman, Joel M. / Journal of American Physicians and Surgeons			redroot reduce reduced reduced fee plan reduced glutathione reduced hematin reduced hemoglobin reducer reducible reducible hernia reducing agent reducing agents reducing diet reductant reductase reduction reduction deformity reduction division reduction in area reduction mammaplasty Reduction Mammoplasty reduction of chromosomes reduction ureteroplasty reductionism redundancy Redundant Publication redundant test reduplication reduviid Reduviid Bug Reduviidae redux redwater redwood redworm Reed reed canary grass reed sweet grass Reed-Frost model Reed-Sternberg cell reef reef knot reefer reefing reemerging disease reemerging infection reentrant arrhythmia reentry reentry phenomenon reentry tear Rees-Ecker fluid			Redundant Crystal Oscillator redundant digit Redundant Digital File Transfer Redundant Discrete Wavelet Transform Redundant Disk Array Controller redundant equation redundant esophagus redundant esophagus redundant esophagus Redundant Inertial Flight Control Assembly Redundant Information Sector Redundant Launch Vehicle Guidance Redundant Link Management Technology Redundant Link Manager Redundant Mapping Module Redundant Network Routing Protocol redundant number Redundant Packet Data Unit Redundant Parallel Architecture Redundant Permanent Virtual Circuit Redundant Port Module Redundant Power Supply Redundant Power Supply Adapter Redundant Power Supply Base Redundant Power Supply Unit Redundant Protective System Redundant Publication Redundant Random Access Memory Redundant Rate Gyro Unit Redundant Residue Number System Redundant Rural Buildings Grant Redundant Set Launch Sequencer Redundant Signed Digit redundant system Redundant System Slot Redundant Tariff Redundant Tariffs redundant test redundant tissue redundant tissue redundant tissue Redundant, Independent Mechanical Starting System Redundant, Outdated, or Trivial redundantia redundantly redundantly redundantly redundare redundent Reduplicant Reduplicant Reduplicant reduplicate reduplicate reduplicate reduplicate reduplicated

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