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Retraction Notice to "Meet the Editorial Board Member"
1Indiana University School of Medicine South Bend, IN, USA.
Current Drug Targets
|February 10, 2022
Summary
This editorial board page retraction is due to a request from an editorial board member. Bentham Science apologizes for any inconvenience and directs readers to their article withdrawal policy.
Area of Science:
- Scientific Publishing Ethics
- Journal Operations
- Editorial Policies
Background:
- A specific editorial board member requested the retraction of their associated journal page.
- This action impacts the journal "Current Drug Targets" and its readership.
- The retraction necessitates adherence to established scientific publishing standards.
Purpose of the Study:
- To formally announce the retraction of an editorial board member page.
- To inform readers about the reasons for the retraction and apologize for any disruption.
- To direct stakeholders to the official editorial policies regarding article withdrawal.
Main Methods:
- Retraction initiated by a formal request from an editorial board member.
- Public announcement of the retraction via the journal's platform.
- Reference to the publisher's established editorial policies for transparency.
Main Results:
- The editorial board member page has been officially retracted.
- Readers are provided with a link to the publisher's comprehensive withdrawal policy.
- The journal "Current Drug Targets" is directly affected by this editorial decision.
Conclusions:
- Retractions are a necessary part of maintaining scientific integrity.
- Clear communication and adherence to editorial policies are crucial in academic publishing.
- The publisher upholds its policies on article withdrawal and ethical conduct.
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