Research integrity and accountability lessons from 2026
Research misconduct deserves scrutiny. But scrutiny should not become spectacle. The landmark 1980s case of U.S. cardiology researcher John Darsee remains a defining example. Audit...
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Research misconduct deserves scrutiny. But scrutiny should not become spectacle. The landmark 1980s case of U.S. cardiology researcher John Darsee remains a defining example. Audit...
Published: 14 July 2026 By Simon Denegri, Chair of the Expert Review Committee and Chair of the UK Clinical Research Collaboration Clinical Trials Unit Network Executive Group Fe...
Research retractions are not all misconduct, and a leaderboard is not a verdict. The Retraction Watch database leaderboard, updated August 2026, shows researchers with dozens or hu...
Recently, controversy emerged at the American Diabetes Association (ADA) annual meeting after several researchers were removed for distributing copies of an editorial concerning pr...
Peer review is often described as the safeguard of scientific integrity: the mechanism that ensures rigor, accuracy, and accountability. In medicine, we teach trainees that peer re...
The Credibility Crisis in Science by Thomas Plümper and Eric Neumayer explores how system-wide researcher incentives like publication bias result in distorted scientific knowledge....
Integrity is a decision and a behavior that is intentional and grounded in ethical and moral choices and actions.
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