Overhaul Ethics Rules First, Ask Questions Later.
So it turns out that as many as 80 percent of those NIH scientists who allegedly cut shady deals with pharmaceutical companies didn't actually do anything wrong. So not only was this a case of overkill, it involved jumping the gun, too. Score another one for the federal ethics police.
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