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Editors' picks
2020
Here, PLOS ONE Staff Editors from the different subject teams reflect on the past year choosing some of their favorite research. From research on plastic pollution to improving prognosis predictions for patients with cancer, we hope that these selections will have something of interest for everyone.
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The reporting of null and negative results is a critical part of healthcare research and mechanisms to support their publication should be encouraged and developed. Only publishing positive results creates bias in the literature which can dramatically alter the interpretation of all of the available data…
Dario Ummarino
Associate Editor, PLOS ONE
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