Snce anti-abortion activists based their lawusit on a scientific paper that has now been retracted, will federal judges still take the lawsuit seriously?
They *shouldn't*, but there's a lot of things that happen in court that *shouldn't*.
They *shouldn't*, but there's a lot of things that happen in court that *shouldn't*.
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Megan Hagenauer
Important context for non-scientists:
It is actually *really difficult to get a scientific paper retracted.*
e.g., new evidence indicating scientific misconduct, profound misportrayal of methods/results, or deeply flawed methodology.
Don't treat this lightly.
www.npr.org/sections/hea...
It is actually *really difficult to get a scientific paper retracted.*
e.g., new evidence indicating scientific misconduct, profound misportrayal of methods/results, or deeply flawed methodology.
Don't treat this lightly.
www.npr.org/sections/hea...
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