Data sharing safeguards the accuracy of published data: Correction of the Framingham Risk Score Data Reported in the SPRINT trial | BMJ Open

"Data is the foundation of all medical research and data sharing, making the raw data opening available, is a cornerstone of the open science movement. Data sharing has the potential not only to improve transparency and reproducibility of research, but to drive discovery and clinical practice and reduce research waste. These anticipated benefits have led to many funding agencies and journals implementing policies that support (or in some cases mandate) the sharing of raw data in a timely manner after study completion."