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Prominent Researcher Admits Fraud
According to Baystate Medical Center in Springfield, MA, Dr. Scott S. Reuben, one of its doctors, fabricated much of the research data upon which he based claims concerning certain pain medications. Dr. Reuben authored articles in several major medical journals, including Anesthesiology and the Journal of Clinical Anesthesia, and the findings in some of his studies have formed the basis for currently accepted clinical practices. For example, many health care providers have relied on his studies' recommendation that nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs be used for pain control following surgery, rather than opioids. The medical journals in which articles authored by Dr. Reuben have appeared have begun publishing retractions.
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