Weatherman2020
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The sound of settled science.
And yes, this is the correct forum.
Because of what the researchers describe as a history of interference from industry funders, such as drug companies in public health research, they expected those leading industry-funded studies to report the most attempted influence, they said.
“But we didn’t find any instances of that,” study co-author Sam McCrabb said in a press release.
Instead, more respondents reported receiving pressure from government funders seeking to influence research findings than from industry, non-profit funders or public funders.
Just remember, the government is cooking the results with your money and lying to you.
www.upi.com
And yes, this is the correct forum.
Because of what the researchers describe as a history of interference from industry funders, such as drug companies in public health research, they expected those leading industry-funded studies to report the most attempted influence, they said.
“But we didn’t find any instances of that,” study co-author Sam McCrabb said in a press release.
Instead, more respondents reported receiving pressure from government funders seeking to influence research findings than from industry, non-profit funders or public funders.
Just remember, the government is cooking the results with your money and lying to you.
Survey: 1 in 5 medical researchers reports pressure from funders to change study results - UPI.com
Nearly one in five public health researchers feels pressured by study funders to delay reporting or change findings, a survey published Wednesday by PLOS One found.
www.upi.com
