Meth contamination study authors apologise for undisclosed industry ties
Researchers behind a meth contamination study have admitted failing to disclose their links to the meth testing industry amid criticism over their methodology.
Authors of a recent study on meth contamination in homes have apologised for not revealing their connections to the meth testing industry. The study has faced academic scrutiny with claims of exaggeration and cherry-picked evidence. Despite the criticism and the disclosure failure, the researchers maintain their findings are sound.
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Meth study sparks academic furore with claims of exaggeration, cherry-picked evidence
The authors of a recent study on meth contamination in homes have apologised for failing to disclose links to the meth testing industry, but say they stand by their research.