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    Text recycling, or self-plagiarism, involves reusing your own previously published text. New guidelines help journal editors address this practice and guide authors in avoiding undisclosed reuse.

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    Background:

    • Text recycling, the reuse of an author's own prior text in new publications, presents ethical challenges.
    • Lack of consensus exists regarding the acceptability and definition of text recycling.
    • Journal editors face difficulties in managing instances of text recycling.

    Discussion:

    • This editorial introduces guidelines to assist journal editors in addressing text recycling.
    • Challenges in developing consistent guidelines for text recycling are discussed.
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