Wednesday, June 22, 2005

More on the Manufacture of Scientific Doubt

Via Effect Measure, we learn of an article by Lila Guterman in the 6/24/05 edition of the Chronicle of Higher Education on the problem of corporate influence over research in occupational and environmental health.

posted by pn at 10:49 AM  

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