IMPLICATION OF BAD SCIENTIFIC PRACTICE
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Loss of Trust: Erodes public trust in science and scientific institutions.
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Harm to Individuals: Can lead to harm or injury to participants in research studies.
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Wasted Resources: Misallocation of funding and resources on invalid or fraudulent research.
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Policy Misguidance: Influences policymakers based on inaccurate or misleading information.
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Hindered Progress: Slows down genuine scientific and technological advancements.
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Legal Consequences: Can lead to lawsuits, fines, and loss of professional licenses.
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Health Risks: Can result in unsafe medical treatments or public health practices.
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Environmental Damage: May lead to harmful environmental practices and policies.
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Academic Repercussions: Damages the reputation of academic institutions and researchers.
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Ethical Violations: Breaches ethical standards, leading to exploitation and unfair treatment of subjects.
