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9/11Science in the private interest : has the lure of profits corrupted biomedical research?
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xiv, 247 p. ; 24 cm
Includes bibliographical references and index
Stories of the unholy alliance -- University-industry collaborations -- Knowledge as property -- The changing ethos of science -- The redemption of federal advisory committees -- Professors incorporated -- Conflicts of interest -- A question of bias -- The scientific journals -- The demise of public science -- Prospects for a new moral sensibility in academia -- Conclusion: Reinvesting in public interest science
Includes bibliographical references and index
Stories of the unholy alliance -- University-industry collaborations -- Knowledge as property -- The changing ethos of science -- The redemption of federal advisory committees -- Professors incorporated -- Conflicts of interest -- A question of bias -- The scientific journals -- The demise of public science -- Prospects for a new moral sensibility in academia -- Conclusion: Reinvesting in public interest science
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