In a 1998 Journal of American Medical Association paper, Drummond Rennie, an editor at JAMA, and his colleagues found that 11% of a sample of articles published in six major medical journals had been authored or co-authored by someone who is not listed among the writers.

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"The man in Canada has a diagnosed medical condition and we need the permission of those treating him to take a DNA sample - to do this we are seeking the assistance of the Canadian authorities, " said Det Supt Langley.

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The medical society, which represents physicians, broke down the results by county, but in some cases the sample is small.

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