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New life sciences findings from Vanderbilt University, Department of Surgery published
Published in Law and Health Weekly, April 3rd, 2010
Fresh data on life sciences are presented in the report 'Perspective: Innocence and due diligence: managing unfounded allegations of scientific misconduct.' "While the incidence of fraud in science is well documented, issues related to the establishment of innocence in cases of fallacious allegations remain unaddressed. In this article, the author uses his own experience to examine issues that arise when investigators are falsely accused of scientific fraud," scientists writing in the journal Academic Medicine report.
"Investigators must understand the processes in place to protect themselves against false accusations. The present system takes a position of...
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