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POST-PUBLICATION POLICY

Corrections/Errata

When the correction is published: *

If an error is discovered after publication that does not undermine the main conclusions of the article:

- Typos or grammatical errors

- Errors in data or calculations that do not affect the interpretation

- Omissions in the bibliography or acknowledgments

Procedure:

- The author or editorial staff publishes Correction/Erratum

- The correction is two-way related to the original article

- The original article remains available with a note indicating the correction.

Retraction

Reasons for retraction:

An article may be retracted if:

- Serious errors were found that undermine the main conclusions

- Violation of publication ethics: plagiarism, data fabrication, multiple publication

- Violation of research ethics: lack of ethical approval, violation of participants' rights

Retraction procedure:

  1. The editorial board conducts an investigation according to COPE standards
  2. Contact the author(s) for clarification
  3. If the grounds are confirmed, a Retraction Notice is published:

- Headline: "Retraction: [Article Title]"

- Signed by the author(s) and/or editor

- Explanation of the reasons for retraction

  1. Original article:

- Remains available, but marked as "RETRACTED"

- Bilaterally associated with retraction

- A retraction warning is displayed when opening

Expression of Concern

If the editorial board has serious concerns about a published article, but the investigation is not yet complete or there is insufficient evidence for a retraction, an Expression of Concern may be published to inform readers.