Glaxo fires worker over misrepresented study data

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British drugmaker GlaxoSmithKline PLC says it dismissed one employee and a second has resigned in the wake of a scandal over misrepresented data in a research paper published in 2010.

The company says its investigation of recent allegations of questionable data has established that some information in the paper had been misrepresented.

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