- In
scientific publishing, the 1969
Ingelfinger rule
originally sti****ted that The New
England Journal of
Medicine (NEJM)
would not
publish findings that...
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publishes have not been
published or
released elsewhere.
Referred to as the
Ingelfinger rule, the
policy is
intended to
protect newsworthiness, and to subject...
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Julie Alice Rich
Ingelfinger is an
American pediatric nephrologist. She is a
deputy editor for the New
England Journal of Medicine,
professor of pediatrics...
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Franz Joseph Ingelfinger (August 20, 1910 –
March 27, 1980) was a German-American physician,
researcher and
journal editor. He
served as
Chief of Gastroenterology...
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minority of
publishers decide on a case-by-case
basis or
interpret the
Ingelfinger Rule to
disqualify from submission. Yet, many
journals prohibit or discourage...
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publications was
given by
Franz J.
Ingelfinger, the
editor of The New
England Journal of Medicine, in 1969. He
coined the
Ingelfinger rule term
banning republications...
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embargo by ABC's
World News
Tonight in 1994 Kiernan,
Vincent (1997). "
Ingelfinger, Embargoes, and
Other Controls on the
Dissemination of
Science News"...
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concert until their divorce in 1985. Rich is the
sister of
Julie R.
Ingelfinger,
deputy editor at the New
England Journal of Medicine,
professor of pediatrics...
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exceptions in
their own policies.
Copyright policies of
academic publishers Ingelfinger rule List of open-access
journals List of
preprint repositories Klebel...
- Federico; Pugliese, Francesco; Nozari, Ala; Ortega,
Rafael (2021-07-15).
Ingelfinger,
Julie R. (ed.). "Administration of
Supplemental Oxygen". New England...
