Steps Urged to Prevent Fraud in Science Journals
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Fraudulent stem cell reports could have been prevented by extra review procedures, a panel said today.
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Increase in mishaps--sometimes explosive--highlights growing danger of defects and unsafe, counterfeit batteries.
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The testing of an artificial spinal disk provides a stark example of conflicts of interest among clinical researchers.
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Carnegie Mellon University researchers are relying on an old adage to develop anti-fraud software for Internet auction sites: It's not what you know, it's who you know.
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An independent inquiry is helping to defuse a controversy over ink used in Saturday&#39;s election. By Scott Baldauf | Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor.
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Financial institutions are asking law enforcement and regulators to share more data to better combat fraud.
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Nov. 19, 2004 -- New allegations from an FDA scientist that the agency is failing at its job of ensuring the safety of the drugs it approves has many Americans thinking twice before taking their daily dose.
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BALTIMORE -- Manuel Llinas knew his career was at stake. The young scientist had just finished work on an eye-catching paper on the genome of a parasite that causes malaria. Now he and his lab director faced a critical decision: where to submit the article for publication.
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Mistakes prompt a demand for grammar to be policed.
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has taken steps on two fronts to protect corporations, executives and accounting firms from investor lawsuits that accuse them of fraud, the New York Times reported in a story published on Tuesday.
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Neuroscientists are making such rapid progress in unlocking the brain's secrets that some are urging colleagues to debate the ethics of their work before it can be misused by governments, lawyers or advertisers.
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Many clinical cancer trials are not published in order to keep industry secrets. A British cancer research group calls for all studies to be published -- even those with marginal results -- so doctors are not misled.
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Careless security measures invite cybercrooks and scammers, researchers say.
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A misleading article on "missing" Eli Lilly documents could give the usually methodical world of medical journals a black eye.
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Can a newspaper maintain editorial independence under the shadows cast by its publisherâs conduct?
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Neurologists urge caution upon reports of a successful therapy.
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Fraud Sciences, a private company, has developed technology designed to differentiate between real and fraudulent transactions.