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In a shift of longstanding precedent, political priorities may now override peer review in research funding decisions.

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The HHS secretary promised to find the cause of autism. Then he fired federal scientists trying to do just that.

How far should the AAP go to disclose potential conflicts of interest in guidelines and other official recommendations?

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