Missing Out: The Consequences of Academic Noninvolvement in the Reform of Government Conflicts of Interest Programs: Public Integrity: Vol 16, No 4

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When it comes to the reform of government conflicts of interest programs in the United States, everyone has been missing out due to the noninvolvement of academicians. This article seeks to explain the reasons for their noninvolvement, considers the consequences, and suggests what can be done.

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