Malaysia shuts vaccination center after 204 staff infected
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Malaysia shuts vaccination center after 204 staff infected
ABC News
Malaysia has shut a mass vaccination center in its worst-hit state after more
than 200 medical staff and volunte...
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On Wednesday, July 21, 2021, 02:15:47 PM EDT, Cyndiann Phillips
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Preprint publisher finds evidence of plagiarism, problems with raw data
A large Egyptian study of ivermectin for COVID-19 patients has been retracted
over concerns of plagiarism and serious problems with their raw data, the
publisher confirmed to MedPage Today.
Michele Avissar-Whiting, PhD, editor-in-chief of the preprint server Research
Square, said in an emailed statement that the study was withdrawn on July 14
"because we were presented with evidence of both plagiarism and anomalies in
the dataset associated with the study, neither of which could reasonably be
addressed by the author issuing a revised version of the paper."
Hill added that his team will also include a recently published 500-patient
randomized controlled trial from Argentina, published in BMC Infectious
Diseases, which found no effect for ivermectin in terms of preventing
hospitalization in patients with COVID-19. It also found that those who
received ivermectin required invasive ventilation sooner than those on placebo.
