A Takeda employee has lost a 2021 paper that the journal says it “inadvertently published.”
The article, “Seasonal and Secular Periodicities Identified in the Dynamics of US FDA Medical Devices (1976–2020): Portends Intrinsic Industrial Transformation and Independence of Certain Crises,” appeared in Therapeutic Innovation & Regulatory Science. It has yet to be cited, according to Clarivate Analytics’ Web of Science
The retraction notice from a few days ago says, in full:
The Editor-in-Chief has retracted this article. After publication, it came to the editor’s attention that this manuscript was inadvertently published before the peer-review process was complete. The author has been offered to submit a revised manuscript for further peer review. Iraj Daizadeh does not agree to this retraction and does not agree with the wording of this retraction.
Daizadeh’s LinkedIn profile lists his title at Takeda as “Vice President (Head) Global Regulatory Affairs, Rare Genetics and Hematology.” His profile also states that he was an associate editor for Therapeutic Innovation & Regulatory Science from March of 2020 until this month. This retraction is his only entry in our database.
The Springer Nature homepage for Therapeutic Innovation & Regulatory Science describes it as “the official scientific journal of the Drug Information Association (DIA),” an industry group.
Neither Daizadeh nor journal editor-in-chief Gregory W. Daniel, an employee of Eli Lilly and Company, responded to Retraction Watch’s request for comment.
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