In the spirit of science
By Ben Cooper | 12 April 2001
A row over the involvement of The Amsterdam Group in a book on alcohol and health issues has focused attention on the drinks industry's involvement in funding research. Ben Cooper examines the delicate relationship between the industry and the scientific community and its effect on the highly charged alcohol policy debate
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A row over the involvement of The Amsterdam Group in a book on alcohol and health issues has focused attention on the drinks industry's involvement in funding research. Ben Cooper examines the delicate relationship between the industry and the scientific community and its effect on the highly charged alcohol policy debate
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