The stem cell fraud case in Korea shows how scientific fraud can actually hold back progress. If Dr. Hwang would have been careful in his methodology and reporting he will still be considered reputable scientist. Lesson to be learn: be careful in your methodology and even more careful in your reporting of finding.
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