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Carl Elliott, MD

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Curt D. Furberg, MD

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David Graham, MD

Diane Harper, MD

Diane Harper, MD

Bernadine Healy, MD

Bernadine Healy, MD

Anthony Morris, MD

Anthony Morris, MD

Loren Mosher, MD

Loren Mosher, MD

Florence Nightingale

Florence Nightingale

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Nancy Olivieri, MD

Maurice Pappworth, MD

Maurice Pappworth

John Pesando, MD

John Pesando, MD

Jacob Puliyel, MD

Jacob Puliyel, MD

John Thompson, MD

John Thompson, MD

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Dr. Andrew Wakefield

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Not the Children

British Scientist Casts Doubt on ADHD-Ritalin equation

October 26, 2006 |

<p> British Scientist Casts Doubt on ADHD-Ritalin equation </p> <p> Tue, 22 Jul 2003 </p> <p> “Parenting is not a democracy. You need to give your child what they want – love and attention – but on your terms, not theirs.” </p> . . . Continue reading →

Categorized Miscellaneous | Tagged Not the Children, ADHD, Child Abuse, Ritalin

Fix the Diagnosis, Not the Children

March 7, 2006 |

From both sides of the Atlantic, even psychiatrists are acknowledging–the ADHD diagnosis makes no sense. Continue reading →

Categorized Psych Drugs | Tagged Children at Risk, FDA, Psych Drugs, Informed Consent, Not the Children, ADHD, Advisory Committee, drug trials, Psychiatry, Publication Bias, SSRI, Ritalin

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Board Member: David Egilman, MD

1. Expert witness David Egilman wins billions—and makes enemies—as he fights companies over public health, Science Magazine 2019

2. Court Records Show How a Medical Device ‘Seeding Trial’ Disguised Marketing as Science Health News Review,2018

3. J&J seeks retraction of paper critical of Pinnacle hip study

4. Grave fraudulence in medical device research: a narrative review of the PIN seeding study for the Pinnacle hip system, Accountability in Research 2018; Joan E. Steffen, B.A., Ella A. Fassler, B.S., Kevin J. Reardon, M.A., & David S. Egilman, M.D., M.P.H.

5. Artificial Hip Maker Demands Retraction Of A Paper Calling Its Research ‘Grave Fraudulence’ STAT News 2018

6. Corporate Corruption of Science—Another Asbestos Example, American Journal of Industrial Medicine

7. Sudden Shift at a Public Health Journal Leaves Scientists Feeling Censored ProPublica

8. ‘YOU WANT A DESCRIPTION OF HELL?’ OXYCONTIN’S 12-HOUR PROBLEM, Los Angeles Times, 2016 Excerpt: For a brief moment three years ago, it seemed the problems with 12-hour dosing might get wider attention. The FDA had called for public input on how to make painkiller labels safer. Dr. David Egilman, a Brown University professor of family medicine who had served as a plaintiff’s expert in unsuccessful suits against Purdue, saw it as an opportunity to alert agency officials to problems with OxyContin’s 12-hour claim.

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