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Just by way of example, the FLCCC's comprehensive review article, which you cited favorably above, includes dozens of citations to the now-withdrawn Algazzar study.

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Do "citations" affect the data? Citations are just for anti-plagiarism and for clout building, not science.

If they are studies that are performing meta-analyses (and most of the studies citing the fraudulent article are), yes.

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