Publication requires complainants to disclose financial conflicts in the wake of controversy over Cassava Sciences’ experimental treatment simufilam.
that it also found “no convincing evidence of manipulation of data or intent to mislead”, and therefore took no action. that the university takes allegations of research misconduct seriously and cannot comment until its investigation is complete.
, says that the journal will “definitely consider asking for disclosure of a financial conflict of interest, should an allegation of misconduct be reported to us” in future. The publication investigated allegations about one of the papers by Wang that has been scrutinized, but took no action because it received a satisfactory response from Wang, Vanderschuren toldHeilbut responds to McNally’s action, saying he and other whistle-blowers in his group disclosed their financial positions online.
Cassava began two phase III clinical trials in October and November last year, in which it plans to test simufilam on about 1,750 people.
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