Fraud in Biomedical Research

Abstract

IN April the U.S. Congress held two sets of hearings to investigate the extent of fraud in biomedical research and the response of the scientific community to it. Clearly, some members of Congress believe that there is a good deal of fraud and, more important, that the scientific community's response to it has been inadequate. There have been suggestions that the biomedical-research enterprise requires some sort of policing by the government, since we have seemed unwilling or unable to police ourselves. Legislators have even suggested that a separate oversight agency be established for that purpose and that researchers thought guilty . . .

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