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March 10, 2019Canadian Medical Association JournalOpen Access

Rigorous policies ensure integrity of NLM literature databases

Lauren Topper Jennifer L. Marill Christopher Kelly Kathryn Funk

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The aim is to clarify the standards and policies that protect the integrity of literature databases.
Clarification provided regarding predatory journals
Examination of NLM policies
Discussion of literature database integrity
Highlighted rigorous policies in place to maintain database quality
Identified specific predatory journals that pose a risk
Emphasized commitment to transparency and quality control in publication standards

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Clarification on predatory journals in NLM databases highlights ongoing integrity efforts.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a755b8c80fadadbba0959b0 https://doi.org/10.1503/cmaj.71602

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