Moffitt execs were made aware of Howard McLeod’s China activities, ousted researcher’s attorney says

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Howard McLeod, one of the six researchers ousted at Moffitt Cancer Center under allegations of undisclosed conflicts of interest stemming from their work in China, is publicly disputing his former employer’s characterization of his involvement with academic institutions there.

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Matthew Bin Han Ong
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