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‘You know there are people watching this interview who are thinking to themselves, “Look, they stood to be wealthy. The university stood to make a lot of money. No one wanted to believe that this research was corrupt.” To what extent was that the reason that the warning signs were overlooked?’

A special report on Duke University’s enthusiasm for Anil Potti.

Margaret Soltan, February 12, 2012 7:31PM
Posted in: hoax

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2 Responses to “‘You know there are people watching this interview who are thinking to themselves, “Look, they stood to be wealthy. The university stood to make a lot of money. No one wanted to believe that this research was corrupt.” To what extent was that the reason that the warning signs were overlooked?’”

  1. dmf Says:
    February 13th, 2012 at 8:48AM

    that 60 Minutes expose was something, esp. when Potti’s supervisor took no responsibility, legal exposure aside that was weaselly in the first degree.

  2. University Diaries » “Although there is no mention of Potti on the Cancer Center’s website, that’s only because of web design problems, Noyes said.” Says:
    August 22nd, 2012 at 8:18AM

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