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This seems to be just standard procedure for any company operating in a health related sector. Maybe the scale is different, but any competent regulator would b
by Traster 5y ago
This seems to be just standard procedure for any company operating in a health related sector. Maybe the scale is different, but any competent regulator would be aware of these types of relationships and should be adjusting for selection bias in their evaluation.
- counternotions 5y agoThis is all fair game for Juul, and merely serves as a distraction by the media. Modern capitalism enforces no moral responsibilities on companies besides enriching its shareholders. The academic system has long been exploited by these same players and left standing as a shell.