… Understandably, special interest advocates are disinclined to share case studies of their
efforts to bend science with outsiders and we suspect that some and perhaps many of these …

… to use public relations firms and journalists to advertise and disseminate the “bent” science.
In … A recent illustration of the impact of “bent science” on public health is evident in the Food …

… Conversely, if science is so susceptible to manipulation, is the … Bending Science, I believe,
makes the case that protecting the integrity of science is absolutely essential to public health …

… science hit close to home. In 2006, after the publication of Deceit and denial: the … interests
dedicated to bending science and creating doubt about the integrity of challenging research. …

… public health, for example, outrageous episodes of scientific abuses are not hard to find.
But this does not mean that the opposite stands true either. In closing this article, I would like to …

… scientific studies and opinions are paid for by private interest … and David Rosner; and Bending
Science by Thomas O. … a university against itself and corrupt its integral value to society.” A …

… output as bent research-rather than independent research-… against those who corrupt
public-health research in the name of … It reveals bent science in the realm of public health for what …

… of facts, corruption of individual scientists whose views are … clearly that data and science
“bending” have a long history, … attacked Carson, “… special interest groups are promoting her …

… industry could bend pharmaceutical science to its interests in … science that takes the social
embeddedness of science seriously: Market access regulations limit the bending of research …

… health-protective public policy, instead bending science to fit political ideologies at the expense
of public health… can help prevent similar cases of corrupted science in the future. While …