Uneasy alliance--clinical investigators and the pharmaceutical industry.

By Thomas Bodenheimer. New England Journal of Medicine, 2000

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Bias in Psychiatric Diagnosis (2004, background): “Researchers and, indeed, at least one editor of a major medical journal are concerned about the association between funding source and study outcome (e.g., Angell 2000; Bodenheimer 2000; Davidson 1986; Friedberg, Saffran, Stinson, Nelson, and Bennett 1999; Korn 2000).”
Public values and public failure in US science policy (2005, background): “Bodenheimer (2000) catalogued a variety of ways in which a drug test can be carried out to favor one result or another without rendering the data itself invalid.”