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The interests are not declared on the article page, nor in the peer review section. Do you find that these are considerable conflicts of interest that should be declared and avoided going forwards? Do they compromise the integrity of the presented conclusions?
February 6, 2025 at 7:48 PM
The interests are not declared on the article page, nor in the peer review section. Do you find that these are considerable conflicts of interest that should be declared and avoided going forwards? Do they compromise the integrity of the presented conclusions?
The peer review for the article the journal recently published (see below) was carried out by 2 researchers who previously worked with the present article authors. Also, the senior author is a Founding Board Member of the journal itself.
doi.org/10.70542/rcj...
doi.org/10.70542/rcj...
Compliance with Results Reporting at ClinicalTrials.gov Before and After the 2017 FDAAA Final Rule: A Comparative Analysis
Historically, results from clinical trials involving human experimentation have been withheld from public view, raising concerns about transparency in clinical research. To address this, in 2000, Cong...
doi.org
February 6, 2025 at 7:48 PM
The peer review for the article the journal recently published (see below) was carried out by 2 researchers who previously worked with the present article authors. Also, the senior author is a Founding Board Member of the journal itself.
doi.org/10.70542/rcj...
doi.org/10.70542/rcj...