Doing your own research isn't a bad thing, I tell my patients. But just how will they spot the fraudulent papers? | Ranjana Srivastava

man this is crazy like 400k fake papers a decade what even is that 🤯 it's not just cancer literature either i've seen friends get duped by fake news on social media thinking it's real science lol meanwhile patients are getting hurt and wasting money on unnecessary treatments it's a total mess 💸💔 we need better funding for legit research and more scrutiny from publishers ASAP 🚨 along with public awareness campaigns to educate people on how to spot fake research we can't just sit back and let pseudoscience run wild 😩
 
the wild west of research is a real thing 🤠💡 and it's crazy how fake papers can spread so fast. i've seen this with online articles claiming to be legit studies, but really they're just someone making stuff up 📝🚫. cancer patients are the worst off because they're already vulnerable and desperate for answers... it's just not fair 💔.

i'm all for people doing their own research, but we need reliable info to back it up 🔍💻. fake research is not only wasting money on quack cures, but also draining resources from actual treatments that can save lives 🤕. we need better funding for real research and more scrutiny from publishers who want to keep the integrity of science intact 📚.

it's crazy how AI has made it easier for bad actors to create convincing fake research... it's like they're playing a game of cat and mouse, but in the end, it's all just misinformation 🤔. we need to wake up our patients to the dangers of fake research and empower them with accurate info so they can make informed decisions 💡.
 
OMG, this is so scary 🤯!! Fake research is literally ruining lives, you're right on point about patients trusting online info and ending up on those quack cures 💔🚫. We need to do something ASAP, like better funding for real research that actually helps people, not just money-hungry profiteers 🤑.

And what's with these fake societies that claim to recognize you without even reading your work? It's like they're trying to sell you a fake badge of honor 🏆👊. The fact that AI can make fake papers look legit is just gross 😷. We need to be way more careful about who we trust and what we read online.

It's not just cancer patients who are affected, either – I've seen friends with other health issues getting duped by fake info 🤕. This whole thing needs a major overhaul, stat! We can't let the bad guys win 🚫💥.
 
I think it's crazy how fast AI has changed the game for fake researchers 🤖. Like, I get why they're doing it - people wanna get published and recognized - but 400k fake papers per decade is wild 🤯. Patients are already stressed enough with their cancer diagnosis, don't need to be misled by dodgy research 😓. We should be supporting legit research instead of these quack cures that waste money and time 💸. More funding for good research and better fact-checking would make a huge difference 👍.
 
400k fake papers a decade? 🤯 thats insane. cancer patients need real info not some pseudoscience blog. funding for genuine research is key, no point in throwing money at quacks 💸. publishers gotta step up their game too, can't let fake stuff get published 📰. and public awareness is key, people gotta know the difference between fact & fiction 🤔. we need to support legit research so patients can make informed decisions about their health 💊.
 
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