Columbia University has quietly suspended research at a nationally prominent brain-imaging center and reassigned its top managers after federal investigators found that it had routinely injected mental patients with drugs that contained potentially dangerous impurities.
"There could be a patient safety issue, for one," said Dr. Barry Siegel, chairman of the radioactive drug research committee at Washington University in St. Louis. "And there could be a scientific validity issue. If you're exposing people to radiation and getting garbage data, then that becomes an ethical problem."
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Columbia University has quietly suspended research at a nationally prominent brain-imaging center and reassigned its top managers after federal investigators found that it had routinely injected mental patients with drugs that contained potentially dangerous impurities.
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"There could be a patient safety issue, for one," said Dr. Barry Siegel, chairman of the radioactive drug research committee at Washington University in St. Louis. "And there could be a scientific validity issue. If you're exposing people to radiation and getting garbage data, then that becomes an ethical problem."
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