University of Minnesota

Doc Payment Reports Riddled With Mistakes

14 Dec – Minnesota – Long before the rest of the country cared, Minnesota took aim at the pharmaceutical industry. In 1993 it passed a novel law: If drug companies paid any of the state’s health providers to push their pills, the money had to be publicly reported. (more…)

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U. of Minn Profs Demand Investigation of Drug Trial Suicide

6 Dec | A group of University of Minnesota professors want the board of regents to investigate the suicide of a patient enrolled in a university-run drug study. Led by Dr. Carl Elliott, the professors demand the regents appoint an independent outside panel of experts to examine the death of Dan Markingson, a mentally ill patient who killed himself after taking an experimental psychiatric drug developed by AstraZeneca. The professors accuse the school of (more…)

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Professors SHOCKED-SHOCKED by Clinical Trial Corruption

December 27th, 2010

27 Dec | AHRP - The disturbing circumstances surrounding the enrollment and subsequent suicide of Dan Markingson (2004) after he was given an experimental antipsychotic drug, Seroquel, as a test subject in AstraZeneca’s CAFE trial – having been enrolled while (more…)

University of Minnesota

Doc Payment Reports Riddled With Mistakes

U. of Minn Profs Demand Investigation of Drug Trial Suicide

Professors SHOCKED-SHOCKED by Clinical Trial Corruption

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OMSJ Demands Editors to Depublish Gallo's Reports

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