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The editor and any member of the editorial board should relieve themselves of the obligation to review manuscripts in the event of any conflicts of interest arising from joint, competitive or other relations or relations with any of the authors, companies / institutions related to the manuscripts.

The editor should require all participants to disclose relevant conflicting interests. If competing interests are identified after the publication of the material, corrections should be published. A disclaimer or expression of concern may be published if necessary.

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