ALBERT

Keywords: *Biomedical Research ; *Crime ; *Ethics ; Federal Government ; *Fraud ; National Institutes of Health (U.S.) ; *Research ; United States ; a staff symposium held at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) in June 1982. ; Organized by William Raub, head of extramural research, the session covered such ; topics as when and to whom to report suspected data falsification, the legal ; liability of accusers and investigators in view of slander and libel laws, how to ; protect the rights of the accused, and sanctions against researchers found guilty ; of fraud. The reports resulting from the symposium will offer guidance not only ; to NIH staffers and study review committee members, but also to client ; universities and institutions.

Keywords: *Biomedical Research ; *Ethics ; Humans ; Moral Obligations ; *Research ; *Social Responsibility ; United States

Keywords: *Biomedical Research ; Connecticut ; *Crime ; *Ethics ; *Fraud ; *Research ; Schools, Medical ; Universities ; involving Yale Medical School professor Philip Felig, Yale has become the first ; university to announce a formal plan for dealing with allegations of fraudulent ; research. The September 1982 Yale Bulletin carried the full text of the policy, ; which centers on administrative mechanisms whereby deans, the president, or a ; university tribunal might investigate charges of misconduct.