By: amphiox
Unfortunately, through a quirk of the incentive system in pharmaceuticals, it’s unlikely that companies that first developed these drugs will invest the time and money required to test them for new...
View ArticleBy: Iain
Americans pay more for drugs, daily, than the rest of the world, thanks to big pharma and their patents.
View ArticleBy: Iain
To me this is an interesting side note If drugs can have some interesting beneficial unlooked for effects, could this not be said for un-beneficial effects unlooked for in common food additives?...
View ArticleBy: Brian Too
I thought that new uses for old drugs were patentable? In fact, I had understood that merely re-packaging or compounding old drugs also resulted in new patent opportunities?
View ArticleBy: Pippa
Thanks amphiox – exactly. AND this is why it is so important that we look at our political system and ensure that large companies, including but not limited to pharma, are less able to influence...
View ArticleBy: rork
Gene Expression Omnibus (GEO) reliability varies from series to series. Some of the data sets are outstanding and famous and everything you hoped for, others are not-so-useful (perhaps small sample...
View ArticleBy: Les
Interesting and scarey. Once again, this points out that we really don’t know what all these drugs are doing in our system, yet Americans down them by the handful. Another venue the Epigenetics...
View ArticleBy: Nathan Woodhull
What scares me the most is when drug companies urge doctors to write prescriptions for “off label”conditions.Doctors are now writing scripts for powerful anti-depressants for pain treatment.These drugs...
View ArticleBy: John M. Tax
I’m sure that many of these drugs will produce headaches, diarrhea, blurred vision, memory loss, cancer – hey just like alcohol! Let’s do more research…. Big Pharma is not interested in cures whether...
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