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Contributions Intimidation, retaliation and marginalizing of safety at the FDA COMMENTARY | August 11, 2012 The email monitoring and spying at the Food and Drug Administration was aimed at suppressing the safety opinions of people whose job was to give their safety opinions. Writer Martha Rosenberg interviews Ronald Kavanagh, a former FDA reviewer.  The antibiotics you're eating without knowing it COMMENTARY | February 28, 2012 Over 70 percent of antibiotics go to livestock, not people; they are used on over 83 percent of grower-finisher swine farms, cattle feedlots, and sheep farms and found in 48 percent of U.S. streams. Why did the medical establishment allow Pharma's 12-year bone scam? ASK THIS | January 31, 2012 Creating a phony need, getting treatment of it Medicare-reimbursable – and greatly increasing the danger of esophageal cancer and other serious health problems. Why does no one question the government blackbird massacres for industry? ASK THIS | January 05, 2012 The USDA's Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service kills millions of animals a year, often in grisly ways. And it does it to help private industry. FDA, VA approve drug despite its link to soldiers’ deaths ASK THIS | April 09, 2010 Seroquel is a widely-prescribed medication, with almost $5 billion in sales last year. But survivors of dead servicemen, torn and angry, question its use as part of a treatment for post-traumatic stress disorder. |
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