Chamberlain, who was also Pearce's head of department and editor of the journal, had twice asked for his name to be removed.Of all the abuses of scientific research, gift authorship is the most common and the most lightly regarded.Even the royal college's report, in comments that I disagree with, states that "Mrs Hamid's contributions...in the way of literature searches and writing of introduction and discussion components...justified her acceptance of coauthorship" and "Mr Manyonda's contribution . . .was at an intellectual level with significant contribution to the discussion ... there is no
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