Funding bias refers to the potential influence that the source of funding may have on the outcomes of research or studies. This bias can arise when the financial support for research comes from entities that have a vested interest in the results, such as companies, organizations, or groups that could benefit from positive findings or conclusions. The key implications of funding bias include: 1. **Research Design and Methodology**: Researchers may consciously or unconsciously design studies that favor the interests of their funders.
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