Retraction
A retraction refers to the act of taking back or withdrawing a statement, claim, accusation, or assertion that was previously made. This can occur in various contexts, including journalism, scientific research, legal proceedings, and personal communication. Retractions are typically issued to correct errors, inaccuracies, or misunderstandings, and may be prompted by new evidence, public pressure, or ethical considerations. Retractions aim to set the record straight and acknowledge mistakes in order to maintain credibility and integrity.
External Links
- [Retractions.net] The Importance of Transparency in Scientific Research: A Look at retractions.net
- [Retraction.org] Landing Page – e: Contact@LandingPage.com | 1.800.763.3097
- [Retraction.co] Home - Retraction Tech
- [retractionworld.com]
- [retractionwatch.com] Retraction Watch – Tracking retractions as a window into the scientific process
- [martyhinzmdretraction.com] Retraction truth Retraction lies - Marty Hinz, MD Retraction