An agency scientist who accused the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention of suppressing disagreements over the accuracy of a diagnostic test obtains whistleblower protection.

Whistleblower “named” in PubPeer suit; African CDC; FDA oversight of dietary supplements

The moderators of the post-publication peer review forum say they could be facing their first legal case.

A former employee complains that StemCells, Inc., fired him after he blew the whistle on improper manufacturing practices that could endanger patients.

It takes significant time and money for a scientist to defend his or her accusation of research misconduct.

Dealing with anonymous misconduct allegations; efficiently generating iPSCs; distinguishing viral infections from non-viral; imaging tau in vivo

Anonymous tipsters who allege scientific misconduct can make journal editors squeamish. But should a whistleblower's identity matter?

A new analysis finds that while some federal agencies have made strides in safeguarding the validity of their research, more work needs to be done.

The author of a whistleblower blog has revealed his identity after the site was suspended due to legal threats from accused scientists.

A jury finds that UVA wrongfully fired a researcher for reporting that his supervisor altered an NIH grant budget.