We recently discussed the severe challenges to evidence-based medicine presented by manipulation and suppression of clinical research to serve vested interests. I recently (and unfortunately belatedly) came upon yet another example of suppression of research that was unfavorable to a research sponsor's vested interests, suggesting that such suppression may be more prevalent than heretofore believed.
This example appeared in the journal Evidence-Based Mental Health [Gahemi SN.
The failure to know what isn't known: negative publication...
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