Event
Baselga's unreported industry ties, 2018
Report by ProPublica and The New York Times that a leading cancer doctor left industry ties out of dozens of journal articles. He resigned from Memorial Sloan Kettering; a cancer-research society later found the omissions inadvertent and asked him to leave a journal post.
- Dates
- Sep–Dec 2018
Connections 2
involved
- José Baselga the doctor whose disclosures were examined; he said they were unintentional Scholarship & press 12
- Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center his employer; says he had disclosed to it Scholarship & press 1
Timeline 1 date
- Sep–Dec 2018 Baselga's unreported industry ties, 2018
Proof 2 sources
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Top Official at Memorial Sloan Kettering Resigns After Failing to Disclose Industry Ties, ProPublica and The New York Times, 13 Sep 2018.
Scholarship & press
All told, ProPublica and The Times found that Baselga had failed to report any industry ties in 60 percent of the nearly 180 papers he had published since 2013.
Baselga and Memorial Sloan Kettering said that he had disclosed his industry relationships to the cancer center.
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Top Cancer Doctor Resigns as Editor of Medical Journal, ProPublica and The New York Times, 19 Dec 2018.
Scholarship & press
The AACR, which he formerly led as president, concluded that his omissions were inadvertent and said it would allow Baselga to continue publishing in its journals.
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