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by jszymborski
9 days ago
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So, I'm not making any accusations or decelerations of "bad science", I've only read the abstract and this isn't my field. That said, some relevant context here is that: (1) Case studies are some of the most easily fabricated journal outputs (2) This is published in Frontiers in Neuroscience, which is listed by some as being a predatory journal [0]. The Frontiers publishers are the fine folk who published an AI generated anatomical figure of a rat that not only was obviously incorrect to anyone you'd stop on the street, it'd give them nightmares [1]. So I'm not saying this paper is bunk, but that I reserve a healthy degree of skepticism pending some clinical trials or replication in animal models. [0] https://www.predatoryjournals.org/news/list-of-all-frontiers... [1] https://arstechnica.com/science/2024/02/scientists-aghast-at... |
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I'm not saying that Frontiers in Neuroscience is not predatory, but its not a proper argument for it to be predatory, to point to a random list as proof. As Beall couldn't understand being crap publisher is not predatory in it self.