https://www.wsj.com/articles/in-reversal-nih-to-allow-doctors-to-speak-to-investigators-11556900237
In Reversal, NIH to Allow Doctors to Speak to Investigators
Federal probe is looking into patient-safety issues in sepsis study
The National Institutes of Health has reversed course and will allow two senior doctors to speak with federal investigators.Photo: J. Scott Applewhite/Associated Press
By Thomas M. Burton
Updated May 3, 2019 5:07 pm ET
WASHINGTON—The leadership of the National Institutes of Health has reversed course and will allow two senior doctors to speak with federal investigators regarding patient-safety issues in a nationwide trial of treatment for the bloodstream infection sepsis.
The NIH, the U.S. government's premier health-research agency, has been blocking the two critical-care doctors from speaking with government investigators about safety issues in the study of 2,320 patients.
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