76 results on '"Fraud history"'
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2. Holmes verdicts prompt questions over justice for patients.
3. Clinical trials and the origins of pharmaceutical fraud: Parke, Davis & Company, virtue epistemology, and the history of the fundamental antagonism.
4. Current Comment.
5. [Scientific misconduct: A major threat for medical research].
6. [A historical view of breast implants: Controversy on silicones and breast implant associated -anaplastic large cell lymphoma].
7. [Unmasking impostors: Professional physicians and their struggle against fake doctors in Peru].
8. Fake penicillin, The Third Man, and Operation Claptrap.
9. Skide godt! - Phenomenon Olsen gang from a forensic point of view.
10. Is the physician an "easy mark"?
11. [Operative medicine with the doctors daemon Mirakel and quacksalver Dulcamara: two disreputable representatives of the medical profession].
12. [Fraud and pharmacist: an old companionship from Antiquity to nowadays].
13. [Health-care services in the GDR during the 1980s: A status report based on the files of the state security agency].
14. Good enough for America.
15. [Health resort fraud. 1907].
16. [Young man with gunshot wound (GSW)--what killed Ernst vom Rath?].
17. 'Just a quack who can cure cancer': John Braund, and regulating cancer treatment in New South Wales, Australia.
18. Historical fraud?
19. Mabasa - one good SAMA man into the breach.
20. [The relationship of Peucer to Paracelsimism - ["Against fraudulent alchemists and shameless empiricists"].
21. Comparative anatomy: Giorgione's Venus, Connoisseur Morelli, and the Reverend Bayes.
22. [Miracle healers of the Weimar Republic. Protagonists, methods of healing and status within the health care system].
23. Two papers on "the impostor".
24. The impostor revisited.
25. The impostor: contribution to ego psychology of a type of psychopath. 1955.
26. The impostor. 1958.
27. Conspiracy in Paris, November 1938: medical fraud as pretext for the Kristallnacht pogrom.
28. [Equivocal quintessence. Spiritual alchemy and counterfeit money in 16th-century Spain].
29. Samuel Hopkins Adams (1871-1958): journalist and muckraker.
30. The unreality principle and deregulation: a psychocultural exploration.
31. Lyman Frederick Kebler (1863-1955): foe to fakers.
32. Genuine fakes.
33. Twenty-five years of health law through the lens of the civil false claims act.
34. The company man: a case of white-collar crime.
35. BJN 100 years ago. Nurses in the dock.
36. [An alchemist or swindler? The case of Zbigniew Dunikowski].
37. Medical advertising: the Family Encyclopaedia of Medicine scandal of 1914.
38. When authorship met authenticity.
39. Slippery business: the trade in adulterated olive oil.
40. A title acquired without labour: Dr George Mossman, MD (1763-1824).
41. Medical theories on the cause of death in crucifixion.
42. Questions concerning the work of Daniel P. Wirth.
43. The charlatan's trial: an Italian surgeon in the court of King Philip II, 1576-1577.
44. Financial conflicts of interest in physicians' relationships with the pharmaceutical industry--self-regulation in the shadow of federal prosecution.
45. The sooterkin doctor: the London career of John Maubray, MD (1700-1732), "andro-boethogynist".
46. Comments on P. W. J. Bartrip's article "Irving John Selikoff and the strange case of the missing medical degrees" (Vol. 58, January 2003, 3-33).
47. Irving John Selikoff and the strange case of the missing medical degrees.
48. A history of the Piltdown hoax.
49. From Baltimore to Bell Labs: reflections on two decades of debate about scientific misconduct.
50. Biometrics was no match for hair-raising tricks.
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