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A list of all pages that have property "Why is this important?" with value "Ghost-writing and misrepresentation of negative clinical trail results as more positive ones may lead to harm for patients that are treated with the drug studied in the clinical trail. Moreover, these practices may diminish the public trust in science and undermine our current scientific system, as they may cast considerable doubt on the reliability of scientific publications. Furthermore, it shows that the current scientific environment is unsafe for whistle-blowers. This is detrimental as it is another obstacle for whistle-blowers to come forward with their story and may cause future whistle-blowers to remain silent. However, the present case clearly shows that we desperately need whistle-blowers in our scientific community.". Since there have been only a few results, also nearby values are displayed.

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    • The Whistleblower and Penn: A Final Accounting of Study 352  + (Ghost-writing and misrepresentation of negGhost-writing and misrepresentation of negative clinical trail results as more positive ones may lead to harm for patients that are treated with the drug studied in the clinical trail. Moreover, these practices may diminish the public trust in science and undermine our current scientific system, as they may cast considerable doubt on the reliability of scientific publications. Furthermore, it shows that the current scientific environment is unsafe for whistle-blowers. This is detrimental as it is another obstacle for whistle-blowers to come forward with their story and may cause future whistle-blowers to remain silent. However, the present case clearly shows that we desperately need whistle-blowers in our scientific community.istle-blowers in our scientific community.)
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