A stem-cell paper retracted in November 2021 kept collecting citations for years, 72 by mid-2026, 27 of them after the notice went up, 15 since 2023 that never mention it. Two researchers counted, and named who is supposed to be cleaning up.
72 total citations by June 2026
21 more from these days are filed in The Archive below.
A Northeastern lab showed exactly how an axolotl rebuilds an arm from the shoulder down, and humans carry the same genes. We can still regrow a lost fingertip as children. Everything past that we heal by scarring over, and $250 million of Pentagon money has not changed the math.
$250 million budgeted for AFIRM's first five years
A new Nature Immunology study identifies an alveolar lung-like cell hiding inside the thymus, where it appears to teach the immune system not to attack your real lungs.
2% Historical literature estimate
A British prosthetics graduate is heading to NHS ambulance crews and the British military to build realistic trauma wounds, the artisan end of the twenty-year battlefield-medicine revolution that turned hemorrhage into a survivable injury.
89% of trainees Rated moulage as high fidelity71stories
Primary documents, named names, and what the record actually shows.
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Approvals, recalls, and the regulatory record industry would rather you not read.
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Resistance, remission, and the biology oncology is still arguing about.
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Outbreaks, vaccines, and the surveillance data agencies release late, if at all.
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GLP-1s, obesity biology, and the studies behind the headlines.
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Flares, triggers, and the immune system's civil wars.
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Dementia, cognition, and what actually slows the clock.
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What's in the food supply, and who decided it was safe.
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