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The Health and Human Services Department may not deliberately disseminate false or misleading scientific information under a recent federal law. The provision, part of the fiscal 2006 HHS appropriations law, also prohibits the questioning of scientific advisory panel nominees about their political affiliation, voting history, and positions on topics unrelated to the capacity in which they are to serve. "If your doctor gives you misleading scientific information, it's called malpractice," said Dr. Francesca Grifo, senior ...