October 30, 2016

Monsanto has earned a reputation as “the most evil company in the world.” It earned its bad

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Biotech Agriculture Failed to Increase Crop Yields, but Increased Use of Herbicide

June 12, 2016

The difficulty of identifying academic experts who have not crossed over to the commercially funded research was

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Significant Shadowy Financial Conflicts of Interest Behind Persecution of Andrew Wakefield

April 5, 2015

Lots of babies get measles in Africa and India, and it is a significant cause of death

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CDC Measles Vaccination Rule Has Left Millions of Vaccinated Americans Without Protection

December 24, 2014

Posted by Meryl Nass, MD Swine flu vaccine-induced narcolepsy is costing European governments over $1 Billion due

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Liability waivers for swine flu vaccine-induced narcolepsy costs Euro governments over $1 Billion

January 11, 2013

Anthrax Vaccine:  Its checkered history, excessive stockpile and the human and financial costs By Meryl Nass, MD*

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Anthrax Vaccine: history, excessive stockpile & the human and Financial Costs

October 7, 2012

The US infant vaccine schedule is the most aggressive in the world. US infants are subjected from

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America’s Healthcare Crisis–Part III-Vaccine Controversy

June 20, 2012

A conservative estimate:  between 225,000 and 296,000 deaths annualy are caused by adverse drug reactions from prescription

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Medicine Hijacked: Books That Document the Real Health Care Crisis

June 5, 2012

A dust storm is being kicked up following the announcement at the annual meeting of the American

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J & J Suspends Prostate Cancer Drug Trial–Why?

May 14, 2012

The proposed revisions to the Diagnostic Statistical Manual (DSM) of the American Psychiatric Association will continue the

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Vicissitudes of Psychiatry’s Diagnostic Manual Revisions

April 28, 2012

  Critics who deplore the commercialization of medical research have raised concerns about scientific fraud and misconduct

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Fraudulent Science: What’s Retracted, What’s Not

April 1, 2011

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Report on Research Compliance

March 15, 2011

In our era, psychiatry as a profession has suffered a significant loss of credibility: the most influential

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Inside Psychiatry’s Battle to Define Mental Illness

March 15, 2011

A McGill study analyzing 29 "studies of studies" (meta-analyses) found that important declarations of financial conflicts-of-interest in

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COI in Drug Studies Sneaking Back

March 13, 2011

 Dr. Allen Frances, psychiatry professor emeritus and former chairman of psychiatry, Duke University who chaired the DSM-IV

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Military Polypharmacy, PTSD: Deaths