Thursday, 11 May 2017

Researchers must stand up to funders that insist on gagging clauses.

Nature Editorial: Censorship of addiction research is an abuse of science
"Since his experience in 2012, Kypri has begun to systematically collect examples of clauses in government contracts that could enable interference in research. He worries that in some areas, particularly his own Australia, the clauses have become so common that they are viewed as normal. But his experience shows that it is possible to push back and perhaps even find compromises that satisfy both funder and researcher — without compromising research integrity."

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