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Category - Responsabilities of Authors
In general, Expert Journals recommend that authors, who seek to publish private information and images of individuals, should obtain the individual’s explicit...
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Contributors who do not qualify as authors in terms of studying the data or developing the concepts, but have provided support should be listed in an...
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