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openaccess publishing expanded opportunities give visibility research results accompanied proliferation predatory journals pjos offer expedited publishing potentially compromise integrity research peer review knowledge date comprehensive global study impact pjos field oncology 29 questionbased crosssectional survey developed explore knowledge practices predatory publishing analyzed using descriptive statistics binary logistic regression four hundred twentysix complete responses survey reported almost half responders reported feeling pressure publish supervisors institutions funding regulatory agencies majority authors contacted pjos email solicitations 678 fewer using social networks 31 total 134 responders confirmed past publications pjo convinced fast editorial decision time low articleprocessing charges limited peer review promise academic boost short time half participants aware pjo detection tools developed multivariable model understand determinants publish pjos showing significant correlation practicing oncology low middleincome countries lmics predatory publishing odds ratio 202 95 ci 101 403 p 04 previous experience academic publishing protective 381 95 ci 106 1362 p 03 suggestions interventions included educational workshops increasing awareness social networks enhanced research funding lmics surveillance supervisors implementation institutional actions responsible parties prevalence predatory publishing poses alarming problem field oncology globally survey identified actionable risk factors may contribute vulnerability pjos inform guidance enhance research capacity broadly