Academics warning doctors and researchers may be reluctant to subscribe and contribute to eminent publication over concerns about credibility
The backlash from academics, scientists and doctors was swift when a respected emeritus professor of public health, Stephen Leeder, was sacked from his role as editor-in-chief of Australia’s most eminent medical journal last Friday.
The future of the Medical Journal of Australia [MJA], at least at present, looks perilous, with academics warning people may be reluctant to subscribe and contribute to it in future.
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