A fascinating but very sad tale of a government backed experiment on premature babies that went wrong with virtually no repercussions for any of the scientists.
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It’s estimated that about six million people in the U.S. have the dreaded form of dementia known as Alzheimer’s disease. The search for a cure has fallen frustratingly short. Now, one pharmaceutical company says a cure, at least for early
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Is the first true cure for early Alzheimer’s disease on the horizon? The makers of still unapproved drug aducanumab say — maybe. But there’s a lot of controversy surrounding the promise. Watchdogs say there’s little to no evidence the drug
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The following is the May 10, 2020 cover story from Full Measure with Sharyl Attkisson. Watch the video report by clicking the link at the end of the story. We begin with questions about ethics concerning medical research on humans.
Prescription drugs help many people and even save lives. But use of prescription drugs as prescribed is also a leading cause of death in the U.S. Are some pharmaceutical companies skirting TV ad rules so that they don’t have to
Did the medical journal Pediatrics stand by a questioned vaccine-autism study without interviewing the coauthor who confessed to and exposed alleged scientific misconduct? If so, that would deviate from what should be standard procedure in such an investigation, according to
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