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Long After the Start of the "War on Terror," a Conflict of Interest about an Anthrax Scare Comes to Light
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3:23 PM
In May, David Willman writing for the Los Angeles Times broke a story of a somewhat new variant on the conflict of interest theme, one that...
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WALK THE WALK
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2:27 AM
WALK THE WALK For some time a jeremiad theme has been dominant in the psychiatric sector of the academic-industrial complex . Blockbuster ps...
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Bernard Carroll
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Emory University
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Helen Mayberg
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NIMH
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Steven Hyman
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Thomas Insel
The Tragic Case of Aaron Swartz: Unequal Justice for Web Activists vs Health Care Corporate Executives
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8:20 AM
The recent tragic case of the suicide of Aaron Swartz raises many issues, and has inspired an outpouring of news coverage and internet discu...
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'Tis the Season for Legal Settlements: GlaxoSmithKline, Eli Lilly, Orthofix, Sanofi all Settle
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9:26 AM
Reports of legal settlements by big health care organizations tend to dribble out towards the end of the year, maybe in a rush to finalize t...
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Orthofix
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Sanofi-Aventis
Denying the Inconvenient Truth About Study 329
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12:57 PM
On 1BoringOldMan, Mickey, the semi-anonymous retired psychiatrist blogger, has updated the saga of Study 329 . The manipulation of Study 32...
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manipulating clinical research
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Martin Keller
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Paxil
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Study 329
Twilight of the Anechoic Effect? - New England Journal of Medicine Article Discusses Previously Taboo Topic of Bad Corporate Health Care Leadership
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12:19 PM
We have often complained of the anechoic effect , that the issues we discuss on Health Care Renewal often do not seem to be considered top...
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You heard it here first
Continuing Dissection of the Infamous Study 329
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12:34 PM
On the 1BoringOldMan blog, semi-anonymous blogger Mickey has been dissecting in detail the infamous Study 329 that GlaxoSmithKline used to p...
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Giant GSK Settlement Provides Reminder of the Pervasiveness of Stealth Marketing
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5:00 AM
The latest and biggest legal settlement involving health care to hit the news, that of GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) and the US government, has man...
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suppression of medical research
To Sir Andrew? With a Settlement - GlaxoSmithKline to Settle for $3 Billion, CEO Said to Pursue Knighthood
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9:00 AM
Two weeks ago, reports of the largest legal settlement involving a pharmaceutical company to date in the US appeared. The $3 Billion Settle...
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