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Human health and medical research is funded by governments, philanthropic organizations, and private industry. Research may be biased by the source of the funding through the research portfolio scope; specific questions asked; experimental design; choice of principal investigator; result reporting, analysis, dissemination, and communication; data availability, and re-analysis and replication. This workshop will explore structures, processes, and principles to ensure high quality health research independent of the influence of research sponsors.
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Sponsor Influences on the Quality and Independence of Health Research: Proceedings of a Workshop
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·2023
Governments, philanthropic organizations, and private industry fund human health and medical research. Various funding sources might bias research so that the results are more favorable to their agents. Funders may influence investigative scope, specific questions posed, experimental design, and pri...
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