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Review

`A salutary reminder that scientists are as human and fallible as anyone else' --Steve Jones, Daily Telegraph

'Fun to read ... capers through the exploits of scores of brilliant and often ruthless rogues' --Financial Times

`Fun to read. Brooks ... capers through the exploits of scores of brilliant and often ruthless rogues' --Financial Times

'A call to arms ... Not some idealistic crusade; it has important implications' --BBC Focus

Book Description

Scientists present themselves as cool, logical and level-headed, but the truth is they will do anything: take drugs, steal, lie and even cheat - in the pursuit of new discoveries

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