Philip Dawdy on mainstream v pajama media

By ddobbs on January 22, 2009.

In response to my post on himself, the NY Times, Zyprexa, Infinite Mind, etc.

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NYTimes publishes evidence Eli Lilly played down the risks of Zyprexa

Yet again, a drug company is playing damage control for failing to come clean about a drug's side effects. It makes me so mad when companies do stuff like this because it is such a preventable problem.

More Consequences of Undisclosed Science: Pennsylvania Sues Drug Makers

By David Michaels

Big Business Is At It Again

If you haven't read the front page (above the fold) of today's NY Times, well, take a

More more more on Zyprexa, and from the Last Psychiatrist

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