JKUAN108 t1_iu7k2zv wrote
> In April 2022, Food and Chemical Toxicology, an Elsevier journal, published a review article dealing with mRNA anti-SARS-CoV-2 vaccines [10], pretending that these vaccines are at the cause of a series of dreadful diseases for a large number of people (neurodegenerative disease, myocarditis, immune thrombocytopenia, Bell’s palsy, liver disease, impaired adaptive immunity, impaired DNA damage response and tumorigenesis).
Ahh, Elsevier…
wufnu t1_iu7whpl wrote
> Elsevier
Oooh, sounds exotic.
Socky_McPuppet t1_iu8z32t wrote
"Fragile" - must be Italian!
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Rud1st t1_iub9klu wrote
It's the biggest scientific journal publisher
Elphya t1_iu8num3 wrote
What, no diabetes? Hm...
Jokes aside, all the fancy, high IF journals publish research papers and reviews where authors blow up the discussions section like they found the one and only true cause/treatment of certain diseases.
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matthisonfire t1_iua4loo wrote
Am out of the loop here, Is Elsevier notorious for being bad?
slashgrin t1_iub7y2q wrote
They control a lot of science publishing, while adding little or even negative value compared to everyone just dumping their papers online.
I think they get called out not because they're worse on a per-paper basis, but more because they're so damn pervasive.
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