Science and Censorship: A Duel Lasting Centuries

New York Times by William J. Broad | Dec. 26, 2011 (Investigative Report)

When a federal panel asked two journals last week to withhold details on bird flu experiments, it was only the latest example of an ages-old conflict often rooted in issues of war and advanced weaponry. Full Story »

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“Our response,” he said in a statement issued last week, “will be heavily dependent upon the further steps taken by the U.S. government to set forth a written, ... More »

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