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.Jay Bhattacharya, MD, PhD on false JAMA study claiming 383 clinical trials were terminated by NIH: “The reality is — at most — something like a dozen clinical trials actually were terminated…[the JAMA study] is based on an inaccurate list that didn’t take into account the fact that we...

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