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    Background:

    • The number of authors per scientific article has significantly increased.
    • Current authorship criteria may not be consistently applied, leading to concerns about expertise and contribution.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To address the increasing number of authors on scientific articles.
    • To question the consistent application of authorship criteria.
    • To propose a redefinition of authorship procedures in the medical community.

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