Particle 101: Retracted research

Photo: NIH Clinical Center Laboratory, 1992. Photo credit: National Cancer Institute via Unsplash. Article by Emily Evans. Particle: Scitech – July 21, 2025.

Research into nicotine use by young Aussies and a study on an Eastern grey kangaroo pox virus have something in common. Both papers were recently retracted – an uncommon but vital part of the research process. Wait… What? A retraction is when a published scientific paper is deemed flawed or unreliable. This means the research is no longer cited – effectively removing it from the scientific bookshelf. […]

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