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Fraud and misconduct in medical research
Stephen Lock & Frank O. Wells (eds.)
London: BMJ (1993)
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A review of fraud in medical research in Britain, Europe, the USA and Australia. It includes a history of known cases of fraud since 1974 and discusses ways for detecting and dealing with fraud that have been devised by government agencies, pharmaceutical companies, academic institutions and scientific publications (especially medical journals).Other Versions
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