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A widely cited paper revealed that 69% of the doctors overseeing the DSM-5 had ties to pharmaceutical companies.

REPORTER: Everything from Canadian wood and paper and furniture, to things like hockey sticks and dairy products.

So a man had to present the paper on her behalf, and she withdrew the paper before it could be published.

There’s no real reason why a piece of paper or a metal coin should be exchanged for things like shelter or food.

Now in 1897, Beatrix Potter put together a scientific paper which she hoped to submit to the Linnean society, the world's oldest biological society.

In the future, AI is not just going to be writing math papers in English for humans to read.

Alton: Believe it or not, I'm a toilet paper salesman.

-Yes, yes, I have pen and paper.

So I've started -- You have a pen and paper.

In social media videos from this past winter, men say they were tricked and drunk when signing their enlistment papers.

Until in 2002, a Russian mathematician working in isolation named Grigori Perelman posted a series of three short, cryptic papers online.

On that day, I was about to submit a paper to a major management conference, and like a rookie, I had left it to the last hour and was stuck in the uploading queue.

A 2024 study found sources containing page numbers that didn't exist, and even attributions of a paper to an author who died long before the publication date.

We relentlessly researched education for the past decade, read plenty of peer-reviewed papers, visited all sorts of schools, created hundreds of videos on the topic, and even set up our very own kindergarten for project-based learning.