Wakefield is incredibly insightful and does amazing work.
The decision of those judges, while morally wrong, is technically correct. The CDC, FDA, etc. know that these companies are committing fraud and are complicit in it. Fraudulent claims have never stopped them from approving and then pushing pharmaceutical products.
Yes, agreed. Making room for “morally wrong, but technically correct” is what we need to look at. Too many profitable and genocidal loopholes in our laws and regulations… and still no true informed consent.
Wakefield is incredibly insightful and does amazing work.
The decision of those judges, while morally wrong, is technically correct. The CDC, FDA, etc. know that these companies are committing fraud and are complicit in it. Fraudulent claims have never stopped them from approving and then pushing pharmaceutical products.
Yes, agreed. Making room for “morally wrong, but technically correct” is what we need to look at. Too many profitable and genocidal loopholes in our laws and regulations… and still no true informed consent.