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Hello, I'm Dalmeet! I'm an award-winning science journalist based in London, UK. I have a Biochemistry BSc degree from University College London, a Science Communication MSc degree from Imperial College London, and a passion for neat storytelling. I was honoured and humbled to receive the 'Excellence in Statistical Reporting' Award from the American Statistical Association in 2020. In September 2015, I was also shortlisted for the 'Outstanding Young Journalist' cat…

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Preprint server removes study attributing increased infant mortality to vaccines

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By Dalmeet Singh Chawla 
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Alachua County/Flickr A preprint server has withdrawn a study that suggested children vaccinated in the second month of life are more likely to die soon after when compared to those who did not receive the vaccinations. The paper, posted at Preprints.org last December, was written by Karl Jablonowski and Brian Hooker of Children’s Health Defense, a New Jersey-based nonprofit organization founded by U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F.
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Study is stolen, sold, published. Now the victim is accused of plagiarism

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By Dalmeet Singh Chawla 
| Retraction Watch
The year 2026 did not start off kindly for Vijayalakshmi S, an economics researcher at RV University in Bengaluru, India. She received a rejection letter from a journal noting that a paper of hers was highly similar to another published study by other researchers. S couldn’t understand why that was — until she realised someone had somehow gotten hold of her study and published it as their own. She took to LinkedIn, expressing her concerns and tagging the authors responsible.
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Meet the researcher aiming to halt use of ‘fundamentally flawed’ database linking IQ and nationality

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By Dalmeet Singh Chawla 
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Rebecca Sear is on a mission to convince publishers to retract articles that use a database that purports to rank countries based on intelligence. To maintain the integrity of scientific literature, the professor of psychology at Brunel University of London and her colleagues are writing to journals that are publishing papers that rely on the so-called National IQ database, which aims to rank countries based on intelligence. It has drawn criticism for the way the data were collected.
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