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Time to get tough on fraudulent science says a panel looking into why the fabricated "advancements" of a South Korean stem cell scientist weren't exposed before publication in the prestigious journal Science.
Science Committee Issues Hwang Report, ScieneNOW Daily News (28 Nov 06)
Journal Editors Are Urged To Demand More Evidence, Washington Post
(29 Nov 06)