As a medical researcher, you work for a pharmaceutical company where loyalty to the team is crucially important. You are expected to support your colleagues, just as they support you. One day, you attend a news conference where your boss (and team leader) announces a cure for a disease, based on a successful clinical trial. You are aware of other data, internally, that shows there is a significant risk to patients from this new treatment, data which he has disguised or hidden. You have competing duties here - to your company, your boss, and to the unsuspecting patients who trust your professionalism. From a deontological perspective, what do you do, and why