What Is Biased Research

Truth versus biased research First, describe the topic and the importance of framing a research question and the process of formulating a tough question that will determine the success or the failure of investigation. The subject regarding the process forming a question through critical thinking by breaking down a topic into several issues. Next, the student will realize the biased assumptions of the drug industry position to make money instead of saving lives. The research should show steps of research without bias from the pharmaceutical research and how the consumer sees the drug company. Starting with step 1 toward the research question
Consequently, happened that Avandia drug had influenced documentation on the dangerous side effects that remained unknown. One assumption is an individual taking the drug that the research had gone through a rigorous test. The FDA learned about the dangerous side effects that caused heart attacks and required that the GlaxoSmithKline drug maker of Avandia drug to perform a study to determine the possible dangers. Although, GlaxoSmithKline drug research denied information from the FDA. The FDA started bias restriction research that drug manufacturers would have to release publications of data showing medication side effects. Therefore, as a consumer, it's hard to trust the result of the pharmaceutical making companies, research that is bias instead of truth and This doesn’t happen because it is challenging for the consumer to believe them. However, GlaxoSmithKline continues to hide data and remains biased over incomplete information that sanctions profit without concern for the medical health of individuals. Therefore, the pharmaceutical researchers remain biased because they just did not conduct scientific analyzing of rigorous testing and publishing the full