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COMING SOONAre you citing a retracted paper?
Paste your reference list. Every citation is checked against the Retraction Watch database, Crossref and Europe PMC — and the report tells you what each one answered.
Retractions usually land two to four years after publication. Your reference list was checked before you wrote it — not since.
Only 1 in 20 citations of a retracted paper says that it was retracted. The other nineteen read as ordinary references.Hsiao T-K, Schneider J. Quant Sci Stud. 2021;2(4):1144–69 — 5.4%, rounded here.
Illustration of the report’s shape. Not a live check.
Up to 200 references · nothing you paste is stored