Science Fraud Bibliography Index
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Caher, J. "Chief voting investigator pleads guilty." Albany
Times-Union 1988 (8 September): B1, B9.
Cahn, S. M. Saints and scamps: Ethics in academia. Totowa, New
Jersey, Rowman & Littlefield, 1986.
Calder, N. The comet is coming! New York: Viking, 1980.
Calder, W. M., III and Traill, D. A. (eds). Myth, scandal and
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Calkins, F. G. My Samoan chief. Honolulu, Hawaii: The University
Press of Hawaii, 1975 (originally, Doubleday, 1962).
Callon, M. and Law, J. "On interests and their transformation:
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1982, 12: 615-625.
Cambell-Kelly, M. "Breaking the code: The genius and tragedy of
Alan Turing." Abacus 1977 (Fall) 5: 50-55.
Cameron, D. E. "Psychic driving." American Journal of Psychiatry
1956 (January) 112: 502-509.
Cameron, D. E., et al. "Repetition of verbal signals: Behavioral
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Campbell, C. "Harvard widens inquiry in C.I.A. aid to professor."
New York Times 1985 (20 October): 54.
Campbell, C. "History and ethics: A dispute." New York Times 1984
(23 December): 1, 35.
Campbell, C. "Academic fraud inquiry is dropped." New York Times
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Campbell, C. "Tenure denial of noted sociologist stirs troubling
queries at Harvard." New York Times 1985 (21 April): 42.
Campbell, J. The hero with a thousand faces. New York: Pantheon
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Campbell, P. B. "Tests and industry responsibility." Citizen
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Cannon, W. B. The way of an investigator. New York: W. W. Norton,
1945.
Cannon, W. B. The wisdom of the body. New York: W. W. Norton,
1960 (originally, 1932).
Cantor, G. N. "A critique of Shapin's social interpretation of
the Edinburgh phrenology debate." Annals of Science, 1975 (May),
32(3), 245-256.
Caplow, T. and McGee, R. J. The academic marketplace. New York:
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Carey, A. "The Hawthorne studies: A radical criticism." American
Sociological Review, 1967 (June), 32(3): 403-416.
Carey, W. D. "Annual report of the executive officer." Science
1985 (1 February) 227: 507-511.
Carey, W. D. "A run worth making." Science 1982 (23 December)
222: 1281.
Carey, W. D. and Carlucci, F. "Scientific exchanges and U.S.
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Carey, W. D. "Peer review revisited." Science, 1975 (1 August),
189: 331.
Caro, R. The power broker: Robert Moses and the fall of New York.
New York: Knopf, 1974.
Carrington, R. Mermaids and mastodons: A book of natural and
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Carroll. "The perils of Pauling." New West, 1979 (8 October), 39-
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Carson, R. Silent spring. New York: Fawcett, 1970 (originally,
Houghton Mifflin, 1962).
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Carter, J. and Pollard, G. An enquiry into the nature of certain
nineteenth century pamphlets. New York: Haskell House, 1971
(originally, 1934).
Carter, L. J. "Job protection for "whistle blowers" being
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Carter, L. J. "Tracing Burt's descent to scientific fraud."
Science, 1979, 205: 673-676.
Carter, L. J. "Deception charged in presentation of SST study."
Science, 1975, 190: 861.
Cartter. A. M. An assessment of quality in graduate education: A
comparative study of quality in graduate departments in 29
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Education, 1966.
Cartwright, F. F. A social history of medicine. New York:
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Cartwright, F. F. and Biddiss, M. D. Disease and history. New
York: Dorset, 1972.
Casper, B. M. "Technology policy and democracy: Is the proposed
science court what we need?" Science, 1975 (1 October), 194:
29-35.
Castaneda, C. The teachings of Don Juan: A Yaqui way of
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of California, 1968).
Cavanaugh, G. "The corruption of science." Dissent 1981 (Spring)
28: 195-202.
Cawood, J. "The magnetic crusade: Science and politics in early
Victorian Britain." Isis, 1979 (December), 70(254): 493-518.
Celus, W., 3rd. "Navy Settles a Fraud Case on Stanford Research
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Celis, W., 3rd. "The Big Stars on Campus Now Are Research Labs."
New York Times, 1994 (4 December): 1, 38.
Cellis, W., 3d. "U.S. auditing 4 colleges for expenses in
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Celis, W., 3d. "Blame to share in overcharging of U.S. for
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Cesnola, L. P. Di. Cyprus: Its ancient cities, tombs, and
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Chargaff, E. "Triviality in science: A brief meditation on
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Chargaff, E. "A quick climp up Mount Olympus." Science, 1968 (29
March), 159: 1448-1449 (review of J. D. Watson, The double
helix).
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Chalmers, A. "Top consultant has mail-order Ph.D." The
Knickerbocker News (Albany, N.Y.), 1984 (11 July): A1.
Chalmers, A. "Consultant paid $60,,000 by state explains cost of
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Chamberlin, E. R. The bad Popes. New York: Dorset, 1986
(originally, 1969).
Chambers, M. "Youth shot on IRT in coma; Goetz arraignment
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Chambers, M. "6 transit officers indicted in death in graffiti
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Chambers, M. "Sexual abuse of boys: Case in Brooklyn focuses
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fashions." Perspectives in Biology and Medicine 1976 (Spring) 19:
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Charrow, R. P. "A rose is a rose is ... plagiarism?" The Journal
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Chartrand, S. "Parents recall ordeal of prosecuting in
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Cheney, M. Tesla: Man out of time. New York: Dorset Press, 1981.
Chernus, J. "Of doctors, lawyers, ethics and dollars" (letter).
The New York Times, 1982 (21 February): A16.
Chesterton, G. K. Saint Thomas Aquinas: 'The dumb ox.' Garden
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Chinnici, M. "Electroshock therapy on trial." Science Digest 1984
(October) 92: 14.
Chira, S. "Study finds standardized tests may hurt education
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Chira, S. "Testing rote, not reasoning." New York Times 1992 (18
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Christian, S. "In South America, malpractice has a moral
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Christianson, G. E. In the presence of the creator: Isaac Newton
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Chubin, D. E. and Connolly, T. "Research trails and science
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Chui, G. "Activists beset UC, Stanford labs." Science 1988 (11
March) 239: 1229-1232.
Churchman, C. W. "Perception and deception." Science, 1966 (2
September), 153: 1088-1090.
Cioffi, F. "Was Freud a liar?" The Listener 1974 (7 February):
172-174.
Cipra, B. "They'd rather switch than fight." Science 1991 (18
October) 254: 370-371.
Clark, A. H. "Luck, merit and peer review." Science 1982 (1
January) 215: 11.
Clark, D. and Murdin, L. "The rehabilitation of Stephen Gray."
New Scientist, 1979 (24 May): 652-655.
Clark, M. and Witherspoon, D. "The case of a missing molecule."
Newsweek 1983 (10 January): 55.
Clark, N., Paquin, N. and Nevin, J. "Dental malpractice: Baseline
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Clark, R. W. Einstein: The life and times. New York: World, 1971.
Claymer, A. "Low marks for executive honesty." New York Times
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Clendinen, D. "Murder charge against Tufts professor rocks
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Clery, D. "Patent dispute goes public." Science 1993 (20 August)
261: 978-979.
Clifford, W. K. "The exactness of mathematical laws." Newman, J.
R. (ed). The world of mathematics. New York: Simon and Schuster,
1956: 548-551.
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Clurman, C. "Crackdown on science fraud urged." USA Today, 1983
(25 March): A3.
Clymer, A. "Democrat says President used false job data." The New
York Times, 1982 (30 October): A1, A24.
Coale, A. J. and Stephen, F. F. "The case of the indians and
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Cochran, W. C., Mosteller, F. and Tukey, J. W. "Statistical
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Codes, C. "Health service narrows its approach to regulating
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Coe, R. "The intellectual odyssey of Peter Swales." Rolling Stone
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Coghlan, A. "A trace of something nasty." New Scientist 1993 (5
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Cohen, I. B. Revolution in science. Cambridge: Belknap, 1985.
Cohen, I. B. The birth of a new physics. New York: W. W. Norton,
revised and updated, 1985 (originally, 1960).
Cohen, I. B. "History and the philosophy of science." Suppe, F.
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Cohen, I. B. "Orthodoxy and scientific progress." Proceedings of
the American Philosophical Society, 1952 (15 October), 96(5),
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Cohen, I. B. Franklin and Newton. Philadelphia: The American
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Cohen, J. "HHS: Gallo guilty of misconduct." Science 1993 (8
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Cohen, J. "Bernadine Healy bows out." Science 1993 (5 March) 259:
1388-1389.
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Cohen, J. "Study sections: Does a superb system need a tune-up?"
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Cohen, J. "Pasteur wants more hiv blood test royalties." Science
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Cohen, J. "Stormy weather ahead for OSI's Gallo report." Science
1992 (21 February) 251: 914-915.
Cohen, J. "Lobbying for an AIDS trial." Science 1992 (23 October)
258: 536-539.
Cohn, J. "Army investigates research's report of clinical trial
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Cohen, J. "MicroGeneSys vaccine trial gets a public peer review."
Science 1992 (13 November) 258: 1079-1080.
Cohen, J. "NIH panel ok's vaccine test--in a new form." Science
1992 (4 December) 258: 1569.
Cohen, J. "Dingell rips Healy for 'obstructionism.'" Science 1992
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Cole, K. C. "A theory of everything." New York Times Magazine
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Coleman, J. S. Introduction to mathematical sociology. New York:
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Coleman, Lee. The reign of error: Psychiatry, authority and law.
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Colp, R., Jr. To be an invalid: The illness of Charles Darwin.
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Committee for the Protection of Human Participants in Research.
The American Psychological Association. "Ethical issues in
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Commoner, B. Science and survival. New York: Viking, 1966
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Cousins, N. Anatomy of an illness: As perceived by the patient.
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Crane, D. Invisible colleges: Diffusion of knowledge in
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Crawford, M. "A bloody battle over an anemia treatment." Science
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Crawford, M. "Kingsbury resigns from NSF." Science 1988 (7
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Crawford, M. "Furor in fusion labs." Science 1988 (16 December)
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Crawford, M. "Court rejects Rifkin in biotech case." Science 1987
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Crawford, M. "Researcher flouts gene-splicing rules." Science
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Crawford, M. "NSF official's finances probed by justice." Science
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Crawford, M. "Document links NSF official to biotech firm."
Science 1987 (6 November) 238: 742.
Crawford, M. "Researcher reprimanded for pseudorabies test."
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Cressman, L. S. "Mead's first husband comes to her defense"
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Cronbach, L. J. "Beyond the two disciplines of scientific
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Culliton, B. J. "Rockefeller braces for Baltimore." Science 1990
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Culliton, B. J. "NIH goes 'extra mile' on Gallo." Science 1990
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Culliton, B. J. ""Who leads the (ivy) league in 'citation
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Culliton, B. J. "Deja vu in AIDS priority fight." Science 1990
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Culliton, B. J. "Dingell: Aids researcher in conflict." Science
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Culliton, B. J. "The case of the altered notebooks: Part iv."
Science 1990 (18 May) 248: 809.
Culliton, B. J. "I: Inside the Gallo probe." Science 1990 (22
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Culliton, B. J. "Fraudbusters back at NIH." Science 1990 (29
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Culliton, B. J. "A decade of discussion." Science 1990 (20 July)
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Culliton, B. J. "Immunity in return for due process." Science
1990 (20 July) 249: 241.
Culliton, B. J. "NIH misconduct probes draw legal complaints."
Science 1990 (20 July) 249: 240-242.
Culliton, B. J. "The ideal scientist described." Science 1990 (27
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Culliton, B. J. "Gallo inquiry takes puzzling new turn." Science
1990 (12 October) 250: 202-203.
Culliton, B. J. "Baltimore cleared of all fraud charges." Science
1989 (10 February) 243: 727.
Culliton, B. J. "Frazier reinstated at Mclean." Science 1989 (17
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Culliton, B. J. "Fraud review may be taken from NIH." Science
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Culliton, B. J. "Dingell v. Baltimore." Science 1989 (28 April)
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Culliton, B. J. "Credit for whistle-blower vanishes." Science
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Culliton, B. J. "The Dingell probe finally goes public." Science
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Culliton, B. J. "Frazier honored by psychiatrists." Science 1989
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Culliton, B. J. "Whose notes are they?" Science 1989 (19 May)
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Culliton, B. J. "Representative Roe rides to the rescue." Science
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Culliton, B. J. "Case highlights sensitive issues." Science 1989
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Culliton, B. J. "NIH sees plagiarism in vision paper." Science
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Culliton, B. J. "Baltimore to succeed Lederberg." Science 1989
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Culliton, B. J. "Abortion: Litmus test for NIH director." Science
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Culliton, B. J. "A bitter battle over error." Science 1988 (24
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Culliton, B. J. "A bitter battle over error (ii)." Science 1988
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Culliton, B. J. "Panel completes interviews in 'Baltimore case'."
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Culliton, B. J. "Politics of the heart." Science 1988 (15 July)
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Culliton, B. J. "Harvard tackles the rush to publication."
Science 1988 (29 July) 241: 525.
Culliton, B. J. "Scientists confront misconduct." Science 1988
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Culliton, B. J. "Bill would set fraud guidelines for scientific
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Culliton, B. J. "Random audit of papers proposed." Science 1988
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Culliton, B. J. "Errors in cell paper acknowledged." Science 1988
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Culliton, B. J. "Harvard psychiatrist resigns." Science 1988 (2
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Culliton, B. J. "NIH panel finds no fraud in cell paper but cites
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Culliton, B. J. "Integrity of research papers questioned."
Science 1987 (23 January) 237: 422-423.
Culliton, B. J. "For-Profit hospitals loom large on health care
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Culliton, B. J. "Medicine as business: Are doctors
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Culliton, B. J. "Harvard researchers retract data in immunology
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Culliton, B. J. "Carnegie launches education forum." Science 1985
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Culliton, B. J. "APA issues warning on antipsychotic drugs."
Science 1985 (20 September) 229: 1248.
Culliton, B. J. "University hospital for sale." Science 1984 (2
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Culliton, B. J. "Patient sues UCLA over patent on cell line."
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Culliton, B. J. "Medical education under fire." Science 1984 (26
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Culliton, B. J. "Fraud inquiry spreads blame." Science, 1983 (25
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Culliton, B. J. "Coping with fraud: The Darsee case." Science
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Culliton, B. J. "Darsee apologizes to New England Journal."
Science 1983 (3 June) 220: 1029.
Culliton, B. J. "Harvard acknowledges it could have done better."
Science 1983 (1 April) 220: 33.
Culliton, B. J. "Darsee apologizes to New England Journal."
Science, 1983 (3 June), 220: 1029.
Culliton, B. J. "NIH to review Emory in Darsee case." Science
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Culliton, B. J. "House battles over NIH legislation." Science
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Culliton, B. J. "Study of NIH gets under way." Science 1983 (21
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Culliton, B. J. "The Hoechst department at Mass. General."
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Culliton, B. J. "Monsanto gives Washington U. $23.5 million."
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Culliton, B. J. "AAMC speaks on coping with fraud." Science 1982
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Culliton, B. J. "NIH advisory committees: The politics of filling
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Culliton, B. J. "The Sloan-Kettering affair (ii): An uneasy
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