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James H. Lubowitz
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Editor-in-Chief, Arthroscopy: the Journal of Arthroscopic & Related Surgery
Santa Fe, Taos
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science innovationsmedicine health cancer
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Troubling Trends in Biomedical Research Publication: “Publish or Perish” Results in a Propensity for Ethical Violations
By James H. Lubowitz Verified, Elizabeth Matzkin, Michael J. Rossi| Arthroscopy: the Journal of Arthroscopic & Related Surgery Verified As editors, we prefer to focus attention on exciting developments in our journals.1-5 From print to Podcasts, such developments are not unique to our publications and reflect publishing industry trends. When it comes to biomedical research publication, there is much for which to feel positive. However, when concerning exceptions to positive progress are recognized, one would be remiss to ignore such concerns, particularly if opportunities for improvement can be identified.
By James H. Lubowitz Verified, Mark P. Cote, Kyle N. Kunze| Arthroscopy: the Journal of Arthroscopic & Related Surgery Verified In case you missed it, a recent, well-designed randomized controlled trial published in JAMA Network Open showed that the large language model ChatGPT Plus (AI LLM ChatGPT-4), an artificial intelligence chatbot, demonstrated superior diagnostic performance compared with attending and resident physicians in internal medicine, family medicine, and emergency medicine at Stanford University, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, and the University of Virginia.
Troubling Trends in Biomedical Research Publication: “Publish or Perish” Results in a Propensity for Ethical Violations
By James H. Lubowitz Verified, Elizabeth Matzkin, Michael J. Rossi| Arthroscopy: the Journal of Arthroscopic & Related Surgery Verified As editors, we prefer to focus attention on exciting developments in our journals.1-5 From print to Podcasts, such developments are not unique to our publications and reflect publishing industry trends. When it comes to biomedical research publication, there is much for which to feel positive. However, when concerning exceptions to positive progress are recognized, one would be remiss to ignore such concerns, particularly if opportunities for improvement can be identified.
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Arthroscopy: the Journal of Arthroscopic & Related Surgery