Doctors behaving badly…and government health officials also.
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Message Doctors paid by Eli Lilly can be found here: http://www.lillyfacultyregistry.com/lilly-registry-report.jsp St. Petersburg Times Drug makers willing to pay to get doctor’s approval […]
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Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Science attempts to remove biases. I am a scientist but I also have biases. This report addresses the conflict of common sense
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Dr. Weeks Comment: Here is another tragic example of industry using government agencies to profit at the expense of the very citizens which the government
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Dr. Weeks’ Comment: here is an extreme example of what goes wrong when doctors work for the state and not their patients. The Nazi Doctors
Doctors working for the state – an extreme example of bad medicine. Read More »
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Vitamin C and cancer – the research getting embarrasingly more convincing – effective, and cost-effective and… SAFE! Hmmm ask your oncologist
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Dr. Weeks Comment: Ask your pharmacist if they sell your info. Costo doesn’t (last time I checked!) And You Thought a Prescription Was Private Richard
Selling your private info. Read More »
Medical Papers by Ghostwriters Pushed Therapy By NATASHA SINGER Published: August 4, 2009 Newly unveiled court documents show that ghostwriters paid by a pharmaceutical company
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This is an interesting article regarding conflicts of interest of Doctors and Pharma Companies…it’s disgusting! Doctors also get paid up to $30,000 to put a
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Stealth MarketersAre doctors shilling for drug companies on public radio? By Shannon Brownlee and Jeanne LenzerUpdated Friday, May 9, 2008, at 8:16 PM ETA few
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A former UCLA biologist falsified data on biomarkers and treatments for cancer in two journal articles and multiple grant applications, the Office of Research Integrity
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