GMC accuses doctor of research fraud

doi:10.1136/bmj.326.7390.616/b

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Owen Dyer

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The disciplinary hearing of Dr Goran Jamal, a doctor who has been considered to be an expert on Gulf war syndrome, began again last week after a six month adjournment (BMJ 2002;325:618).

The consultant neurophysiologist faces charges of serious professional misconduct before the General Medical Council for alleged research fraud in the phase III trial of Tarabetic, a gamolenic acid based on evening primrose oil, for the treatment of diabetic peripheral polyneuropathy. …

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