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Empirical developments in retraction
Journal of Medical Ethics, 11/06/08
Redman BK et al. - Findings suggest that editors and institutional officials are taking more responsibility for correcting the scientific record but that reasons published in the retraction notice are not always reliable. More aggressive means of notification to the scientific community appear to be necessary.
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