Can you believe what you read?

Frank van Kolfschooten

Nature, 2002, vol. 416, issue 6879, 360-363

Abstract: Scientists' financial interests can bias the papers and review articles that they write, studies suggest. But what can editors do to police the issue? Frank van Kolfschooten examines journals' policies on conflicts of interest.

Date: 2002
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