<![CDATA[There are often graphic images in biomedical papers, such as photos of pathological lesions and developmental malformations.]]>There are often graphic images in biomedical papers, such as photos of pathological lesions and developmental malformations. A purely computational colleague of CS background was shocked by the graphic images in a paper whose single cell RNA-seq data I recommended for his analysis. However, biologists and clinicians are probably used to those pathological images and many of them have to work with the real thing. So question: Do you think scientific papers should have content warnings for graphic content?

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