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• Ethical Concerns: Including a direct advertisement for a specific medical service within a scientific article is unethical and unprofessional. Scientific publications should prioritize objective information and avoid conflicts of interest or the appearance of endorsing particular providers.
• Journal Guidelines: Most scientific journals have strict guidelines against advertising or promotional content within their publications. Including this phrase would likely result in rejection of the article.
• Misrepresentation of Science: Blending scientific findings with a direct advertisement can mislead readers into believing that the WeChat account is somehow directly connected to or endorsed by the research presented.

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Remember, maintaining the integrity of scientific research is paramount. Mixing research with direct commercial promotion undermines this integrity.