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...> impossible, health institutes officials have long insisted. So the government relies on universities. Universities ask professors to report their conflicts but do almost nothing to verify the accuracy of these voluntary disclosures. “It’s really been an honor system thing,” said Dr. Robert Alpern, dean of Yale School of Medicine. “If somebody tells us that a pharmaceutical company pays them $80,000 a year, ...

... would be impossible, health institutes officials have long insisted. So the government relies on universities. Universities ask professors to report their conflicts but do almost nothing to verify the accuracy of these voluntary disclosures. “It’s really been an honor system thing,” said Dr. Robert Alpern, dean of Yale School of Medicine. “If somebody tells us that a pharmaceutical company pays them $80,000 a year, I ...

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...the side effects can be serious. Others say it is an experimental treatment that hasn't been proved effective over time. There is no doubt what effect the scandal has had on the medical research field, which relies on a voluntary honor system. "The price we pay for these kinds of revelations is credibility, and we just can't afford to lose any more of that in this field," said Dr. E. Fuller Torrey of the Stanley Medical Research Institute...

... of each grantee would be impossible, health institutes officials have long insisted. So the government relies on universities. Universities ask professors to report their conflicts but do almost nothing to verify the accuracy of these voluntary disclosures. “It’s really been an honor system thing,” said Dr. Robert Alpern, dean of Yale School of Medicine. “If somebody tells us that a pharmaceutical company pays them $80,000 a year, I ...

... are dying, not from psychiatric diseases, but from the one or several drugs prescribed for them as "treatment." Between 1990 and 2000, 186 deaths from methylphenidate-Ritalin were reported to the FDA-MedWatch program, a voluntary reporting program the FDA itself, says detects no more than 1-10 percent of the actual number. Who is responsible for the murder of Rebecca Riley? Who is responsible for the thousands or tens of thousands of...

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...the side effects can be serious. Others say it is an experimental treatment that hasn't been proved effective over time. There is no doubt what effect the scandal has had on the medical research field, which relies on a voluntary honor system. "The price we pay for these kinds of revelations is credibility, and we just can't afford to lose any more of that in this field," said Dr. E. Fuller Torrey of the Stanley Medical Research Institute...

... of each grantee would be impossible, health institutes officials have long insisted. So the government relies on universities. Universities ask professors to report their conflicts but do almost nothing to verify the accuracy of these voluntary disclosures. “It’s really been an honor system thing,” said Dr. Robert Alpern, dean of Yale School of Medicine. “If somebody tells us that a pharmaceutical company pays them $80,000 a year, I ...