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A Scary Story for Halloween: The Curious Case of the Phantom Authors

An author finds his results published in a journal by authors that don’t exist.

Stick to Your Ribs — Ghost Writers in the Sky

From the archive: an interview of a medical ghostwriter and an inside view of the medical communications industry — both speakers featured at the 2011 SSP Annual Meeting.

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