The keto psych study Big Pharma couldn’t bear
The keto psych study Big Pharma couldn’t bear
18 July 2024
Behind the flannel; why did they really shut down a keto diet study on schizophrenic inpatients in a Baltimore psych hospital?
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Drug trial victims face high cancer risk
Victims of the disastrous "Elephant Man" drug trial, in the UK in March 2006, have been warned that they face an increased risk of contracting cancer and other deadly diseases.
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One of them, a 30-year-old man who has recently married, was told that he was showing “definite early signs” of lymphatic cancer. Lawyers believe that Parexel, the US firm that ran the trial, could face a bill of up to
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