Why bend science? the players, the setting, and the consequences
Where are the scientists? distorting science without oversight or penalty
Shaping science: the art of creating research to fit one's needs
Hiding science: the art of concealing unwelcome information
Attacking science: the art of turning reliable research into "junk"
Harassing scientists: the art of bullying scientists who produce damaging research
Packaging science: the art of assembling an expert group to advance a favored outcome
Spinning science: the art of manipulating public perceptions about credible science
Restoring science: forcing bent science out into the open
Reforming science oversight: instituting more vigorous oversight processes
Final thoughts: a broader perspective on the problem and the prospects for change.
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Bending science : how special interests corrupt public health research by Thomas O. McGarity. ISBN 9780674028159. Published by Harvard University Press in 2008. Publication and catalogue information, links to buy online and reader comments.
