Knowledge of undisclosed corporate authorship (“ghostwriting”) reduces the perceived credibility of antidepressant research: a randomized vignette study with experienced nurses

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GAPP responds to an article in which authors were (and still are!) unsure of definition of ghostwriting http://t.co/CXMKcQFX #medcomms

GAPP responds to an article in which authors were (and still are!) unsure of definition of ghostwriting http://t.co/CXMKcQFX #medcomms

Impact of medical #ghostwriting: randomized vignette study with experienced nurses http://t.co/egdOxsv0 BMC Research Notes

RT @Neuro_Skeptic: "Ghostwriting" reduces the perceived credibility of (hypothetical) research http://t.co/Q6Em6pyJ Well, yeah, it would.

RT @Neuro_Skeptic: "Ghostwriting" reduces the perceived credibility of (hypothetical) research http://t.co/Q6Em6pyJ Well, yeah, it would.

"Ghostwriting" reduces the perceived credibility of (hypothetical) research http://t.co/Q6Em6pyJ Well, yeah, it would.

"Ghostwriting" reduces the perceived credibility of (hypothetical) research http://t.co/Q6Em6pyJ Well, yeah, it would.