PS I want all the rights

Article Abstract:

Librarians and open-access advocates are encouraging researchers to demand from journal publishers the right to distribute the published versions freely and immediately, in order to make the access to research results free for all. Research funding agencies such as the US National Institute of Health and Britain's Wellcome trust are in their own way encouraging the trend by increasingly adopting policies to make the result of the research they fund free for all.

Government regulation (cont), Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences, Government regulation, Science & research, Periodical Publishers, Periodicals, Research Personnel, Scientific & Technical Journals, Research, Laws, regulations and rules, Authorship, Science publishing, Science journals, Research libraries, Research scientists

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Accusations of bias prompt NIH review of ethical guidelines

Article Abstract:

The Los Angeles Times have levelled charges against the US National Institutes of Health (NIH) on the basis that various private drugs firms have been paying top scientist additional consulting fees. Due to this allegation the NIH has to reassess its ethics rules, so as to prevent any hindrance in further research.

Public affairs, Ethics, Company legal issue, Cases, Ethical aspects, United States. National Institutes of Health, Health services administration, Los Angeles Times (Newspaper)

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