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Spotify

7-Nov-2022

Kim Kardashian's The System - E7 Shadow of A Doubt

Academy of Management - Health Care Management

7-Aug-2022

Sunita Sah honored to receive 2022 Mid-Career Achievement Award

Academy of Management Insights

21-Apr-2022

Feeling Like a Professional Can Fuel Ethical Lapse...

Professional Planner

9-Feb-2022

Vertical integration needs a nuanced review

Cornell Chronicle

9-Feb-2022

Sense of ‘professionalism’ linked to unethical behavior

The Irish Times

4-Feb-2022

The paradox that leads professionals into temptation

Financial Times

31-Jan-2022

The paradox that leads professionals into temptation

Fast Company

10-Jun-2021

Research reveals the return to work is causing a specific type of anxiety

World Economic Forum

9-Jun-2021

Mental health: Pressure to return to the office could be making employees more anxious

The New York Times

27-Mar-2021

Start Retraining for Social Interactions

Financial Times

22-Feb-2021

Business School Briefing: well-behaved meetings, MBA start-up funds, creativity

The Lily

26-Sep-2020

Your guide to making big decisions right now

Boston Globe 

4-Aug-20202

Brigham president had sold more Moderna stock before she resigned from biotech’s board

The Sydney Morning Herald

5-Oct-2019

Governments are learning a simple and cheap nudge can yield big dividends

Australian Financial Review

19-Jul-2019

The many doubts of Michael Hodge, QC

Cornell Chronicle

21-Mar-2019

Sah: Medical guidelines may be biased, overly aggressive

Australian Financial Review

9-Nov-2018

Banks must curb conflicts of interest: banking royal commission paper

Australian Broker

8-Nov-2018

Royal Commission paper assesses bias

The Chronicle of Higher Education

7-Oct-2018

How Academic Corruption Works.

Bloomberg

4-Oct-2018

Doctors Like to Think Big Pharma Doesn’t Sway Them. It Does.

Financial Planning

11-Dec-2017

Would ratings system for advisors prompt better behavior? It helped food industry.

Department of Justice

6-Aug-2015

Department of Justice and The National Institute of Standards and Technology Name Six Experts as New Members of National Commission on Forensic Science.

The New Yorker 

25-Feb-2015

No, mornings don’t make you moral.

Forbes

17-Nov-2014

What you should know before seeking a second opinion.

The Star, Toronto

28-Oct-2014

Disclosure may not work in investing.

Nature

3-Oct-2014

Disclosing Conflicts of Interest has Unintended Effects.

NPR

9-Sep-2014

Morning person, or night owl? It matters.

The Atlantic 

23-Jul-2014

Morning People Are More Likely to Lie to Their Bosses in the Afternoon.

The Washington Post 

22-Jul-2014

The 9-to-5 workday is practically an invitation to ethical lapses.

Metro

17-Jul-2014

Early birds more likely to behave badly at night, says study.

BBC News 

17-Jul-2014

Early risers 'less moral at night.'

The Telegraph 

17-Jul-2014

Early risers more likely to cheat and behave dishonestly at night, US study finds.

Georgetown Magazine 

Winter 2013

The Business of Medicine.

Huffington Post 

25-Oct-2013

No Conflict: Transparency and Morals.

Forbes

22-May-2013

The Dark Side of Confidence

Psychology Today

12-May-2013

How Uncertainty Overpowers Evidence in Matters of Health.

Forbes

14-Apr-2013

Study: Many Invasive Medical Procedures are the Result of Uncertainty, Not Evidence. 

Huffington Post 

28-Mar-2013

You Follow Advice Despite Conflicts of Interest. 

British Psychological Society Occupational Digest 

6-Mar-2013

How disclosing conflicts of interest can pass the burden to the customer.

Financial Times

11-May-2012

Something for the weekend.

Forbes

9-May-2012

If You Want Honest Investment Advice, Only Get It One-on-One.

The Atlantic

23-May-2011

Disclosure: Transparency May Be Hazardous to Your Health.

Boston Globe

15-May-2011

Deeply Conflicted.

The Wall Street Journal 

15-Sep-2010

Study: Medical Residents’ Attitudes Towards Gifts Easily Swayed.

NPR

15-Sep-2010

Why Do Doctors Take Drugmakers' Gifts?