According to the 2000 report, 44 percent of geneticists and almost a third of other life scientists admitted to withholding data requested by other researchers, despite best practices that encourage sharing for scientific progress. In a recent follow-up study, researchers found that NIH policy changes requiring grant applications to include plans for sharing acquired data have had an impact. Eric Campbell, led the research.
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