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ByVera Sharav April 1, 2011March 29, 2016

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Dr. Meryl Nass will Confront the Maine Board of Licensure in Court on Oct. 11, 2022 at 1:00 PM
October 10, 2022October 24, 2022

The entire hearing can be watched on video. In November 2021, The Maine Board of Licensure in Medicine suspended Dr. Nass’ license to practice medicine without a hearing. What’s more, the board added insult to injury by demanding that she undergo a neuropsychological evaluation; implying that she was mentally impaired or…

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Institute of Medicine Committee: FDA drug label “is irrelevant”
January 23, 2006September 17, 2021

"It’s not a question of just knowing the risks and it’s not a question of labeling against risk. The question is how do you change behavior?"

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Biotech Agriculture Failed to Increase Crop Yields, but Increased Use of Herbicide
October 30, 2016August 12, 2021

Monsanto has earned a reputation as “the most evil company in the world.” It earned its bad reputation as a result of the company’s uninterrupted history of using massive amounts of toxic poisons that pollute the earth, the rivers and the environment; and it earned its reputation with its ruthless…

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Science’s Gatekeepers, a Credibility Gap_Dr. Lawrence Altman,
May 2, 2006November 21, 2014

"Virtually every major scientific and medical journal has been humbled recently by publishing findings that are later discredited." NYT

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Reminder BBC Panorama-Secrets of the Drug Trial
January 29, 2007November 21, 2014

The first in the BBC-Panorama series elicited more than 65,000 emails and phone calls.The fourth report aired tonight, focuses on study #329, the largest of the Paxil pediatric trials. BBC will show evidence of how the published report of this trial was manipulated to deceive physicians about the safety and…

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How the Drug Industry Is Branding Itself With Bioethics
December 14, 2003November 21, 2014

Dr. Carl Elliott's insightful essay in SLATE:: Why do drug companies want to give money to bioethicists in the first place? In the public relations business, this approach is called "third-party strategy."

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