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I'd love to know how the vaccine industry for COVID-19 vaccines has peddled the research in the last 2 years or so. Have they done the same thing for generic dr
by mannanj 5y ago
I'd love to know how the vaccine industry for COVID-19 vaccines has peddled the research in the last 2 years or so. Have they done the same thing for generic drugs like Ivermectin, hydroxychloroquine, Monoclonal Antibodies ("More research is needed")?
I'd imagine it wouldn't be difficult to see which trade organizations were involved in which papers that circulated recently around these drugs.
Before COVID-19 these were touted as the most safe drugs, with a very small history of death or complications.
- throwawayboise 5y agoExactly my thought when I read this pull quote: If you don’t like the science that’s out there, create some of your own. And then claim “we need more research.” And then label your opposition as a bunch of close-minded fanatics.
- jabthedang 5y agoDang, there seems to be some vaccine hesitant dangerous misinforming talk in the parent comment: please deal with this asap! We all know that Pfizer and the other pharma corps are just _helping_ us out of the _kindness_ of their hearts, are super _trustworthy_ and even so virtuous as to be _heroes_!! They learned from the scandal of big tobacco that crime doesn't pay and that it's better to be honest instead of doubling down on lobbying & propaganda. They even sponsor news that relates to their products. And now they're coming out with a pill that has nothing in common with Ivermectin and supposedly gets much better results! Yay!!
- mannanj 5y agoYeah. That sounds like a true story. Back on topic: is there a tool or product that can help figure out the funding sources of papers by a given topic over a timeframe? I.e. the ivermectin or hydroxyq papers published over last year-2?