Scientific Censorship

Assuming this study has merit, censoring it unconscionable.

Researchers boycott journal
Contributors cry foul play after the publisher refuses to include a controversial article
By Alison McCook

"Researchers slated to contribute to a November issue of an occupational journal have withdrawn their submissions in a boycott stemming from the publication's refusal to include a study in the same issue claiming that IBM employees at semiconductor plants have higher-than-expected cancer death rates."

Funky Dung

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