> From the inside, researchers/scientists see this as a non-issue. This doesn’t negate your point, but I know someone who’s an "insider" in this particular sca

> From the inside, researchers/scientists see this as a non-issue. This doesn’t negate your point, but I know someone who’s an "insider" in this particular scandal and sees it as a systemic problem. This researcher/scientist was very disturbed by this scandal after learning about it, and some of their colleagues feel similarly sickened. If you're a good person, it's pretty disturbing to learn that some of your peers would be willing to risk lives by running a trial based on intentionally faked data.