Historical abuses, including non-disclosure of serious adverse events and highly publicized conflicts-of-interest, have damaged its reputation [ 1- 3], eroded public trust, and presented significant setbacks for its clinical development [ 4, 5].
Rather than monitor events quietly from their offices in the Old Executive Office Building, as they do with more widely publicized conflicts like the one in Syria, senior N.S.C. officials have invited in humanitarian and advocacy groups for briefings.
Like a growing number of Chinese, athletes have found a voice on the Internet and in the news media, publicizing conflicts and complaints the government would rather keep quiet.
In recent years both randomized prospective studies as well as retrospective studies have been publicized with conflicting results.
First of all, the McCain campaign publicized its ethical conflict policy after Politico surfaced information about one of its consultants who also seemed to be an adviser to an independent political group.
One cannot be disillusioned by election-cycle hype, highly publicized incidents of conflict, and factional resistance to religious pluralism.
A noted author of satire, he used it as a vehicle to criticize social customs of his day, as well as to publicize personal conflicts and resentments.
Their breakup resulted in a trail of heavily-publicized conflict, and this collaboration suggests that they have reached some kind of creative reconciliation.
However, the most prominently published ones may simply be the best publicized, perhaps due to conflicts of interest that induce authors to endorse weak reasons and to ignore or reject strong reasons.
