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Lab integrity and competence

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  1. http://tinyurl.com/jf6q7
    Scientist admits falsifying stem cell data

    Cold Fusion anyone?
    Then how about this mess:
    http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/2006-06-02-coroner_x.htm?csp=34
    INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Authorities missed one opportunity after another
    to avoid - or at least correct sooner - the sad mix-up between a
    student killed in a van crash and a classmate who survived.

    The classic example for me was when the MIA/Forensics lab for the US
    military, in Hawaii, was shut down for faking IDs, failure to follow
    procedure, and lousy lab work.

    Just because a cop, DA, or lab says it doesn't mean it's true. Until
    EVERYTHING has been taken through the system and examined with an
    objective microscope we don't know [censored] about what IS.
    In every case the system should be on trial just as much as the
    accused. Assuming anything makes an Ass out of U and Me.
    Bill C

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