Too little money for research, and you get fraud as a result.
Though too much money seems to be a problem as well:
Texas's $3 billion [per 10 years] cancer research agency is in trouble again: Its peer review system appears to have come apart. The entire eight-member scientific review council of the Cancer Prevention Research Institute of Texas (CPRIT) is stepping down, with most citing concerns about the integrity of the agency's peer review process. Many members of CPRIT's 100-strong roster of peer reviewers have begun to follow.
Looks like the NCI isn't the only one that got a little bit sloppy with billions from the "war on cancer".
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