Science Fraud Bibliography Index
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Babbage, C. Reflections on the decline of science in England, and
on some of its causes. New York: Craig, 1969 (originally B.
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Baily, Francis. An account of the Rev. John Flamsteed, the first
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Bair, W. J., Hackett, P. L., Horstman, V. G., Hungate, F. P., and
Thompson, R. C. "Sheep deaths in Utah." Science 1983 (25
February) 219: 907-908.
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Baker, R. A. A stress analysis of a strapless evening gown and
other essays for a scientific age. Garden City, New York:
Doubleday Anchor, 1969 (originally, Prentice-Hall, 1963).
Baker, R. A. (ed.) Psychology in the wry. Princeton: Nostrand,
1963.
Balfe, J. H. "Two types of crowding behavior under confined
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9-11.
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Baltell, E. D. The Protestant establishment. New York: Random
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Baltimore, D. "Dr. Baltimore says 'sorry.'" Nature 1991 (9 May)
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Baltimore, D. "Baltimore declares O'Toole mistaken." Nature 1991
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Baltimore, D. Letter to the editor. Issues in Science and
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Baltimore, D. "Baltimore's travels." Issues in Science and
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Bannister, R. C. Sociology and scientism: The American quest for
objectivity, 1880-1940. Chapel Hill, North Carolina: The
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Bannister, R. C. Social Darwinism: Science and myth in American
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Barbanel, J. "Medical center hyphen becomes a vs." New York Times
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Barber, B. "Resistance by scientists to scientific discovery."
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Barber B. and Hirsh, W. (eds). The sociology of science. New
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Barber, B. and Fox R. C. "The case of the floppy-eared rabbits:
An instance of serendipity gained and serendipity lost." American
Journal of Sociology 1958 (September) 64: 128-136.
Barber, R. J. The politics of research. Washington, D.C.: Public
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Barber, T. X. Pitfalls in human research. New York: Pergammon
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Barinaga, M. "Stanford and MIT in the dock?" Science 1992 (24
January) 255: 398.
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Barinaga, M. "Who controls a researcher's files?" Science 1992
(19 June) 256: 1620-1621.
Barinaga, M. "Confusion on the cutting edge." Science 1992 (31
July) 257: 616-619.
Barinaga, M. "Stanford sails into a storm." Science 1990 (21
December) 250: 1651.
Barinaga, M. "Was Paul Biddle too tough on Stanford?" Science
1991 (11 January) 251: 157.
Barinaga, M. "The rise and fall of Donald Kennedy." Science 1991
(9 August) 253: 617.
Barinaga, M. "Is homosexuality biological?" Science 1991 (30
August) 253: 956-957.
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Barinaga, M. "Agent Orange: Congress impatient for answers."
Science 1989 (21 July) 245: 249-250.
Barinaga, M. "NIMH assigns blame for tainted studies." Science
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Barinaga, M. "Manic depression gene put in limbo." Science 1989
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Baritz, L. The servants of power: A history of the use of social
science in American industry. Middletown, Connecticut: Wesleyan
University Press, 1960.
Barker-Benfield, G. J. The horrors of the half-known life: Male
attitudes toward women and sexuality in nineteenth-century
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Barnard, C. and Pepper, C. B. One life. New York: Macmillan,
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Barnes, B. "On the 'hows' and 'whys' of cultural change (response
to Woolgar)." Social Studies of Science, 1981 (November), 11(4):
481-498.
Barnes, B. "'Internal' and 'external' factors in the history of
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Barnes, B. and Edge, D. (eds). Science in context. Cambridge: MIT
Press, 1982.
Barnes, B. and MacKenzie, D. "On the role of interests in
scientific change." Sociological Review Monograph 27, 1979
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Barnes, B. and Shapin, S. (eds). Natural order: Historical
studies of scientific culture. Beverly Hills: Sage Publications,
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Barnes, B. and Dolby, R. G. A. "The scientific ethos: A deviant
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Barnes, D. M. "Scientific misconduct: The end of an era?" The
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Barnes, D. M. "Still struggling to define scientific misconduct."
The Journal of NIH Research 1992 (January) 4: 10.
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Barnes, D. M. "Focus on fraud shifts from the conduct of science
to the conduct of investigations." The Journal of NIH Research
1991 (September) 3: 35-37.
Barnes, D. M. "AIDS virus creates lab risk." Science 1988 (22
January) 239: 348-349.
Barnes, D. M. "Drugs: Running the numbers." Science 1988 (24
June) 240: 1729-1731.
Barnes, D. M. "Gallo meeting a mecca for AIDS researchers."
Science 1988 (9 September) 241: 1287.
Barnes, D. M. "Biological issues in schizophrenia." Science 1987
(23 January) 235: 430-433.
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Barnes, D. M. "AIDS patent dispute settled." Science 1987 (3
April) 236: 17.
Barnes, D. M. "Brain architecture: Beyond genes." Science 1986
(11 July) 233: 155-156.
Barnes, D. M. and Hooper, C. "New bruhaha over AIDS virus raises
larger questions." The Journal of NIH Research 1991 (April) 3:
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Barnes, S. B. and Dolby, R. G. A. "The scientific ethos: A
deviant viewpoint." Archives of European Sociology 1970, 11:
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Barnett, C. R. "A dismissed Stanford Ph.D candidate's wrong
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Barr, S. Purely academic or, professor Schneider's revenge. New
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Barrett, W. Death of the soul: From Descartes to the computer.
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Barringa, M. "Employee accuses Stanford of health and safety
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Barringer, F. "At U.S. 'fact factory,' hurdles to census data."
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Barringer, F. "Making repairs on a faulty census count." New York
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Barringer, F. "U.S. finds more flaws in census undercount." New
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Barringer, F. "The census, in one not-so-easy lesson." New York
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Barron, J. "Unnecessary surgery." New York Times Magazine 1989
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Barron, J. "Whistleblower fights back: Auditor asks vindication."
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Barthel, M. The Jesuits: History and legend of the Society of
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Barthelemy-Madaule, M. Lamarck the mythical precursor: A study of
the relations between science and ideology. Cambridge,
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Barzun, J. The American university: How it runs, where it is
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Barzun, J. Science: The glorious entertainment. New York: Harper,
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Barzun, J. The house of intellect. New York: Harper, 1961.
Barzun, J. Darwin, Marx, Wagner: Critique of a heritage. Garden
City, New York: Doubleday Anchor, 1958 (originally, Little,
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Basalla, G., Coleman, W. and Kargon, R. H. (eds). Victorian
science: A self-portrait from the presidential addresses to the
British Association for the Advancement of Science. Garden City,
New York: Doubleday, 1970.
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Batchelor, J. C. "Death dogged her footsteps." New York Times
Book Review 1984 (12 February): 11. Review of Federspiel, J. F.
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Bates, W. M. "Narcotics, Negroes and the South." Social Forces
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Bateson, M. C. "Of Margaret Mead, her critics and unhelpful
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Bateson, W. "Dr. Kammerer's testimony to the inheritance of
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Bateson, W. "The inheritance of acquired characteristics in
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Bauer, H. H. "The Velikovsky affair." La Recherche 1988
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Bauer, H. H. Beyond Velikovsky: The history of a public
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Bazelon, D. L. "Eyewitless news." Psychology Today, 1980 (March),
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Bazelon, D. L. "Psychiatrists and the adversary process."
Scientific American, 1974 (June), 230(6): 18-23.
Bechler, Z. "'A less agreeable matter': The disagreeable case of
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Beck, W. S. Modern science and the nature of life. New York:
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Becker, H. S. Outsiders: Studies in the sociology of deviance.
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Becker, H. S. "Problems in the publication of field studies."
Vidich, A., Bensman, J. and Stein, M. R. (eds). Reflections on
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Becker, H. S., Geer, B. and Hughes, E. C. Making the grade: The
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Becker, H. S. and Geer, B. "Student culture in a medical school."
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Becker, R. O. and Marino, A. A. Electromagnetism and life.
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Beglery, S. "Don't believe what you read." Newsweek 1990 (6
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Begley, S., Carey, J. and Robinson, C. "In search of the real
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Begley, S., Malamud, P. and Hager, M. "A case of fraud at
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Bell, B. M. "Greenhorns in White." New York Times, 1995 (9
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Bell, E. T. Men of mathematics. New York: Simon and Schuster,
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Bell, E. T. Debunking science. Seattle, Washington: The
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Ben-David, J. "Science as a profession and scientific
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Ben-David, J. The scientist's role in society. Englewood Cliffs,
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Ben-David, J. and Collins, R. "Social factors in the origins of a
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Bendix, R. "Sociology and the distrust of reason." American
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Benguigui, G. "Polywater, sociology of an artifact." Social
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Benveniste, J. et al. "Human basophil degranulation triggered by
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Beranek, W., Jr. (ed). Science, scientists and society.
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Berg, D. N. "The social researcher as part of his subject"
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Berg, E. N. "Morgan discloses impropriety." New York Times 1986
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Berger, J. "Panel urges vast changes in medical schools." New
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Bergmann, B. R. "The failures of a chair-bound science." New York
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Berke, R. L. "A crusader tilts at the ivory towers looking for
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Berman, E. H. The ideology of philanthropy: The influence of the
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Berman, M. "'Hegemony' and the amateur tradition in British
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Tierney, B. Kagan, D. and Williams, L. P. (eds). Great issues in
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Bernal, J. D. The social function of science. London: Routledge,
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Bernard, L. L. "The teaching of sociology in the United States in
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Bernstein, J. Three degrees above zero. New York: Mentor, 1986
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Bernstein, J. "The birth of modern cosmology." The American
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Bernstein, J. Science observed: Essays out of my mind. New York:
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Bernstein, J. "Scientific cranks: How to recognize one and what
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Bernstein, J. Experiencing science. New York: Basic Books, 1978.
Bernstein, R. "Accusations of abuse haunt the legacy of Dr. Bruno
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Bernstein, R. "Samoa: A paradise lost?" New York Times 1983 (24
April): 48ff.
Bessent, A. E. "Professor guilty in fake md case." Newsday 1985
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Bettleheim, B. "The specialty was murder." New York Times Book
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Bettelheim, B. The uses of enchantment: The meaning and
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Beveridge, W. I. B. The art of scientific investigation. New
York: Vintage, 1957 (originally, W. W. Norton, 1950).
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Beyerchen, A. D. Scientists under Hitler: Politics and the
physics community in the Third Reich. New Haven: Yale University
Press, 1977.
Biddiss, M. D. Father of racist ideology: The social and
political thought of Count Gobineau. New York: Weybright and
Talley, 1970.
Biddle, W. "Science, morality and the v-2." New York Times 1992
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Biddle, W. "Pentagon puts a ripple in defense contractor's cash
flow." New York Times 1985 (10 March): E3.
Biddle, W. "Publish-and-Perish in defense research." New York
Times 1982 (26 June): E22.
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Biddle, W. and Slade, M. "A case against rushing into bypass
surgery." New York Times 1983 (30 October): E7.
Biddle, W. and Slade, M. "Research dispute resists an ending."
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Bignall, J. "Who discovered insulin." The Lancet 1993 (28 August)
342: 547.
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Bird, C. and Necel, S. G. "College: Dumbest investment of all."
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Bishop, J. E. "Psychotherapy's value becomes a key issue as more
and more people use it." Wall Street Journal 1986 (22 October):
1, 27.
Bishop, J. E. and Wells, K. "Taming h-bombs." Wall Street Journal
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Cornell University Press, 1967.
Blake, J. A. "Ufology: The intellectual development and social
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Sociological Review Monograph 27, 1979 (March): 315-337.
Blakeslee, S. "Lost on earth: Wealth of data found in space." New
York Times 1990 (20 March): C1, C13.
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Blakeslee, S. "Scorned thalidomide researched anew." New York
Times 1990 (10 April): C3.
Blakeslee, S. "Doctors debate surgery's place in the maternity
ward." New York Times 1985 (24 March): 24E.
Blakeslee, S. "Stanford's censure on plagiarism leads medicine
chief to quit post." The New York Times, 1984 (8 June): A14.
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Blank, R. M. "The effects of double-blind versus single-blind
reviewing: Experimental evidence from the American economic
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Blattner, W., Gallo, R. C. and Temin, H. M. "HIV causes AIDS."
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Blau, J. R. "Sociometric structure of a scientific discipline."
Jones, R. A. (ed). Research in sociology of knowledge, science
and art. Greenwich, Conn.: JAI Press, 1978: 191-206.
Blau, P. M. and Duncan, O. D. The American occupational
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Bleier, R. Science and gender: A critique of biology and its
theories on women. New York: Pergammon Press, 1984.
Bleier, R. "Science and belief: The problem of sex differences."
L&S Magazine 1985 (Fall) 3: 11-15.
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Chicago Press, 1982.
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Bloch, K. and Relman, A. S. "Preventing fraud." Science 1989 (29
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Block, N. J. and Dworkin, G. (eds). The iq controversy: Critical
readings. New York: Pantheon Books, 1976.
Bloom, H. "War within the walls." The New York Times Book Review,
1984 (27 May): 3, 15 (review of J. Malcolm, In the Freud
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Bloom, M. T. The trouble with lawyers. New York: Simon and
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Bloom, M. "Article embroils JAMA in ethical controversy." Science
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Bloom M. "Cancer m.d.'s clash over interleukin therapy." Science
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Blum, D. E. "Inquiries at U. of Tennessee focus on charges that
degrees were traded for federal grants." The Chronicle of Higher
Education 1991 (24 July): A11, A14.
Blum, D. E. "An outspoken critic of higher education's ties to
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Blum, D. E. "'Climate of unhappiness' lead Rockefeller's
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Blume, S. S. and Sinclair, R. "Chemists in British universities:
A study of the reward system in science." American Sociological
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Blumenthal, R. "Going undercover in the computer underworld." New
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Blumenthal, R. "C.I.A. is planning to unlock many long-secret
Nazi files." New York Times 1992 (10 September): B8.
Blumenthal, R. "U.S. report on Mengele reaffirms his death." New
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Blumenthal, R. "Freud: Secret documents reveal years of strife.
Evidence points to anguish over seduction theory." The New York
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Blumenthal, R. "Papers show Saturn rocket chief was called
'ardent Nazi' by U. S." New York Times 1984 (8 November): A4.
Blumenthal, R. Freud: Secret documents reveal years of strife.
Evidence points to anguish over seduction theory." The New York
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Blumenthal, R. "Files show dioxin makers knew of hazards." The
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Blumenthal, R. "Scholars seek the hidden freud in newly emerging
letters." New York Times 1981 (18 August): C1, C3.
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Blumenthal, R. "Did Freud's isolation, peer rejection prompt key
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Bockris, J. O'M. Letter to the editor. Science 1990 (3 August)
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Boffey, P. M. "Limited surgery gains in breast cancer study." New
York Times 1990 (14 March): 1, A18.
Boffey, P. M. "Nobel winner is caught up in a dispute over
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Boffey, P. M. "Two critics of science revel in the role." New
York Times 1988 (19 April): C1, C7.
Boffey, P. M. "Experts protest bland tone of homeless study."
Albany Times Union 1988 (20 September): 1, A7.
Boffey, P. M. "Homeless plight angers scientists." New York Times
1988 (20 September): 1, B10.
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Boffey, P. M. "Study accusing researchers of inaccuracies is
published." New York Times 1987 (15 January): A18.
Boffey, P. M. "Dr. Marks' crusade: Shaking up Sloan-Kettering for
a new assault on cancer." New York Times Magazine 1987 (26
April): 27ff.
Boffey, P. M. "Prominent Harvard scholar barred by science
academy." New York Times 1987 (29 April): 1, D30.
Boffey, P. M. "U.S. study finds fraud in top researcher's work on
mentally retarded." New York Times 1987 (24 May): 16.
Boffey, P. M. "Schizophrenia puzzle: Toll rises amid hope." New
York Times 1986 (16 March): 1, 32.
Boffey, P. M. "After years of cancer alarms, progress amid the
mistakes." The New York Times, 1984 (20 March): C1, C12-C13.
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Boffey, P. M. "More data said to link yellow rain to bees." The
New York Times, 1984 (29 March): A21.
Boffey, P. M. "U.S. cites scientist's errors in denying a grant
request." New York Times 1984 (20 June).
Boffey, P. M. "The tragic case history of intravenous vitamin e."
The New York Times, 1984 (27 June): E8.
Boffey, P. M. "Panel finds no fraud by alcohol researchers." The
New York Times, 1984 (11 September): C8.
Boffey, P. M. "Cancer progress: Are the statistics telling the
truth?" New York Times 1984 (18 September): C1, C5.
Boffey, P. M. "Medicine under scrutiny." New York Times 1984 (20
November): A1, C2.
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Boffey, P. M. "Ethics commission's legacy: Answers to painful
questions." The New York Times, 1983 (15 March): C1, C8.
Boffey, P. M. "Lie detectors: Questions anew on their accuracy."
The New York Times, 1983 (30 May): 5.
Boffey, P. M. "Sexology struggling to establish itself amid wide
hostility." New York Times 1983 (31 May): C1, C3.
Boffey, P. M. "Source of 'yellow rain' linked to waste of bees."
The New York Times, 1983 (1 June): A16.
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Boffey, P. M. "U.S. dismisses bee theory as 'yellow rain'
source." The New York Times, 1983 (2 June): A16.
Boffey, P. M. "The 'yellow rain' debate: Scientists take sides as
battle intensifies." The New York Times, 1983 (21 June): C1, C8.
Boffey, P. M. "Science Nobels: Do they always go to the best?"
New York Times 1983 (18 October): C1, C2.
Boffey, P. M. "Archbishop-scientist wrestles with it all." The
New York Times, 1983 (25 October): C1, C8.
Boffey, P. M. "Scientists urged by Pope to say no to war
research." New York Times 1983 (13 November): 1ff.
Boffey, P. M. "Twenty years after 'Silent Spring': Still a
troubled landscape." New York Times 1982 (25 May): C1, 7.
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Boffey, P. "Doubts raised on study that found area near Love
Canal safe." The New York Times, 1982 (August 10): C3.
Boffey, P. M. "Censorship action angers scientists." New York
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Boffey, P. M. "Experiment planned to test feasibility of a
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Boffey, P. "Project Seafarer: Critics attack National Academy's
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Booth, W. "The long, lost survey on sex." Science 1988 (4 March)
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Booth, W. "A rebel without a cause of AIDS." Science 1988 (25
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Booth, W. "Duesberg gets his day in court." Science 1988 (15
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Booth, W. "Voodoo science." Science 1988 (15 April) 240: 274-275.
Booth, W. "NIH firings: A shot across the bow." Science 1988 (13
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Broad, W. J. "How the leading edge was lost." New York Times 1992
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Broad, W. J. "X-Ray laser zapped." New York Times 1992 (26 July):
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Broad, W. J. "Saboteur or savant of Nazi drive for a-bomb?" New
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Broad, W. J. "Big science squeezes small-scale researchers." New
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Broad, W. J. "From top of their world to a scientific ostracism."
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Broad, W. J. "There still may be something scientific about cold
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Broad, W. J. "After 400 years, a challenge to Kepler: He
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Broad, W. J. "Cold fusion still escapes usual checks of science."
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Broad, W. J. "Question of scientific fakery is raised in
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Broad, W. J. "Two men and a gyroscope may rewrite Newton's law."
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Broad, W. J. "'Golden age' of astronomy peers to edge of
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Broad, W. J. "Age of innocence ends." The New York Times, 1984
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Broad, W. J. "Hans Bethe confronts the legacy of his bomb." The
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Broad, W. J. "Magician's effort to debunk scientists raises
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Broad, W. J. "U.S. to penalize heart researcher on fraudulent
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Broad, W. J. "Dr. Clark's heart: A story of modern medicine." New
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Broad, W. J. "Fraud in science taints the high and mighty." New
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Broad, W. J. "Who should get the glory for inventing the
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Broad, W. J. "Fraud in science taints the high and mighty." The
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Broad, W. J. "Forgeries face new arsenal of anti-hoax
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Broad, W. J. "Notorious Darsee case shakes assumptions about
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Broad, W. J. "Harvard delays in reporting fraud." Science 1982
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Broad, W. J. "Coping with fraud." Science, 1982 (29 January),
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Broad, W. J. "Report absolves Harvard in case of fakery." Science
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Broad, W. J. "Researcher denied future U.S. funds." Science 1982
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Broad, W. J. "NIH grapples with misconduct." Science 1982 (16
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Broad, W. J. "Auditors scour labs in search of waste." Science
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Broad, W. J. "Toying with the truth to win a Nobel." Science 1982
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Broad, W. J. "Yale announces plan to handle charges of fraud."
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Broad, W. J. "Los Alamos: The winds of mutiny." Science 1982 (8
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Broad, W. J. "Priority war: Discord in pursuit of glory." Science
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Broad, W. J. "The publishing game: Getting more for less."
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Broad, W. J. "Creationists limit scope of evolution case."
Science, 1981 (20 March), 211: 1331-1333.
Broad, W. J. "Fraud and the structure of science." Science 1981
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Broad, W. J. "Yale adopts plan to handle charges of fraud."
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Broad, W. J. "Team research: Responsibility at the top." Science
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Broad, W. J. "Nutrition research: End of an empire." Science 1981
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Broad, W. J. "Louisiana puts God into biology lessons." Science,
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Broad, W. J. "Would be academician pirates papers." Science 1980
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Broad, W. J. "Charges of piracy follow Alsabti." Science, 1980
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Broad, W. J. "The case of the unmentioned malignancy." Science
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Browne, M. W. "Supercollider's rising cost provokes opposition."
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Browne, M. W. "Impossible idea published on purpose." New York
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Browne, M. W. "Fakery: It's a pity." New York Times 1981 (14
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Bulloch, W. The history of bacteriology. New York: Dover, 1979
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