Re: College was right not to disclose deliberations about chronic fatigue treatment trial, tribunal rules
The views of any tribunal judge, in matters of scientific openness are irrelevant. Readers of scientific papers will decide for themselves, what weight to give to the work of researchers who hide evidence under the skirts of judges.
In this case, the accusation that those who seek to know the full extent of research that authors have chosen to hide from the public, are being "malicious", is, in my opinion, libellous in itself.
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Re: College was right not to disclose deliberations about chronic fatigue treatment trial, tribunal rules
The views of any tribunal judge, in matters of scientific openness are irrelevant. Readers of scientific papers will decide for themselves, what weight to give to the work of researchers who hide evidence under the skirts of judges.
In this case, the accusation that those who seek to know the full extent of research that authors have chosen to hide from the public, are being "malicious", is, in my opinion, libellous in itself.
Truth will out.
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