An Unwelcome Discovery. Eric Poehlman pleaded guilty to lying on a federal grant application and admitted to fabricating more than a decade’s worth of scientific data on obesity, menopause and aging, much of it while conducting clinical research as a tenured faculty member at the University of Vermont. He presented fraudulent data in lectures and in published papers, and he used this data to obtain millions of dollars in federal grants from the National Institutes of Health — a crime subject to as many as five years in federal prison. Poehlman’s admission of guilt came after more than five years during which he denied the charges against him, lied under oath and tried to discredit his accusers. By the time Poehlman came clean, his case had grown into one of the most expansive cases of scientific fraud in U.S. history.
Wikipedia: Eric Poehlman (born c. 1956), a scientist in the field of human obesity and aging, was the first academic in the United States to be jailed for falsifying data in a grant application.

Sunderland charged with conflict of interest. In a rare criminal case against a government scientist, the National Institutes of Health's Dr. Trey Sunderland was accused of performing consulting work for Pfizer Inc. that improperly overlapped with his government duties.

Sir Richard Doll on the take. The American Journal of Industrial Medicine will now create greater doubt, given its startling, "Secret Ties to Industry and Conflicting Interests in Cancer Research."

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Norway Cancer Cheat Scandal

Doctors must not be lapdogs to drug firms

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Biased Science in Tobacco Control: A Re-Evaluation of a 1997 Study on Secondhand Smoke and Heart Disease. By Michael Siegel.

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Email conversation with James Repace. Ventilation and Secondhand Smoke. I have read your work, and it is laughable in the extreme. Your analysis is so blatantly unscientific I wonder how you manage to con so many people into believing what you say. Your claims are lies pure and simple. (Repace, a scientist, then unprofessionally swears at the public in emails.)