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Data frauds, health risks, and the growing question of ethics during the COVID-19 pandemic
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In this essay, we advocate that the issue of health data ethics should no longer be considered on the level of individual scientists or research labs, but rather as a problem involving all stakeholders, from publishers, funders, ethical committees to governments, for the sake of research integrity.Author Profiles
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