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It’s inappropriate and unprofessional: Including contact information for appointment scheduling within an academic research paper disrupts the flow and professionalism of the work. Academic publications maintain a strict separation between research findings and promotional materials.
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It’s potentially misleading: The context of an academic article implies a focus on research and data. Adding this phrase might lead readers to believe the research is connected to a specific clinic or service, which could be misleading or create a conflict of interest.
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It violates ethical guidelines: Most academic journals have strict guidelines against including unsolicited advertisements or promotional material within published articles.
The appropriate place to provide this information would be on a personal website, business card, or other promotional material, not within an academic paper. The research paper should stand on its own merits.
