If you must use embargoes, here’s how to do it right

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Epidemiology Biostatistics and Public Health Pub Date : 2022-07-06 DOI:10.2427/9043

I. Oransky

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Abstract

Embargoes - often used by scientific institutions such as medical societies and scientific journals to give access to reporters before material is published - can inspire heated arguments. Some journalists love them, while others say they - along with Ingelfinger Rule, which prohibits pre-publication publicity of results before they appear in a peer-reviewed journal - discourage original reporting [1]. Journals find them helpful in “choreographing” the dance of medical news [2], but some have eschewed them completely [3]. Despite all of this debate,…

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如果你必须使用禁运，这里有一些正确的做法

禁运——经常被医学学会和科学期刊等科学机构用来在材料发表前允许记者接触到它们——可能引发激烈的争论。一些记者喜欢它们，而另一些记者则认为它们——连同英格尔芬格规则(Ingelfinger Rule)——阻碍了原创报道[1]。英格尔芬格规则禁止在研究结果出现在同行评议期刊之前进行出版前宣传。期刊发现它们有助于“编排”医学新闻的舞蹈[2]，但有些期刊则完全避开它们[3]。尽管有这些争论，……

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Epidemiology Biostatistics and Public Health PUBLIC, ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH-

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期刊介绍： Epidemiology, Biostatistics, and Public Health (EBPH) is a multidisciplinary journal that has two broad aims: -To support the international public health community with publications on health service research, health care management, health policy, and health economics. -To strengthen the evidences on effective preventive interventions. -To advance public health methods, including biostatistics and epidemiology. EBPH welcomes submissions on all public health issues (including topics like eHealth, big data, personalized prevention, epidemiology and risk factors of chronic and infectious diseases); on basic and applied research in epidemiology; and in biostatistics methodology. Primary studies, systematic reviews, and meta-analyses are all welcome, as are research protocols for observational and experimental studies. EBPH aims to be a cross-discipline, international forum for scientific integration and evidence-based policymaking, combining the methodological aspects of epidemiology, biostatistics, and public health research with their practical applications.