RETRACTION, ERRATUM, CORRIGENDUM
Following the COPE Guidelines, the Journal publishes retraction, erratum, and corrigendum notes.
The Editorial Committee upholds the highest standards regarding the correctness and the validity of the research results in the content it publishes.
Retraction (official withdrawal of an article)
An article may be officially withdrawn (retracted) if there is clear evidence of any of the following: unethical research practices, data fabrication, guest authorship or a conflict of interest disclosed after the publication.
A retraction note will be made public and linked to the article for which it has been issued.
Erratum / Corrigendum
In cases of minor errors which do not affect either the research results or the major conclusions, an erratum or a corrigendum will be published.
