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  • Publication ethics and research integrity are foundational pillars supporting scientific advancement.

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  • The paper defines research integrity and explores the multifaceted nature of editorial independence.
  • Existing best practice guidelines for editorial independence show variable compliance rates.

Key Insights:

  • Robust editorial independence, underpinned by ethical practices, distinguishes good science from bad science.
  • Varied adherence to established guidelines highlights a need for proactive measures.

Outlook:

  • Strengthening editorial independence requires implementing concrete recommendations.
  • Future efforts should focus on enhancing compliance and ensuring the integrity of the scientific record.