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Anyone have suggestions of the best way to call BS on clinical studies and their marketing? A publicly traded company's products are all based on BS science. I'
by throwawaypt 5y ago
Anyone have suggestions of the best way to call BS on clinical studies and their marketing? A publicly traded company's products are all based on BS science. I've pointed it out to them but they are dead silent. Just one example is them comparing (in marketing) the active group of one study to the control group of another study performed in different countries years apart with different inclusions criteria massively different n and insanely different dropout rates. It just blows my mind this stuff happens.
If anyone is interested here is the full writeup:
https://www.sendbig.com/view-files?Id=c131d2fc-9a4a-0616-f772-2ebc7271efbb https://www.sendbig.com/view-files?Id=c131d2fc-9a4a-0616-f77...
- eru 5y agoYou could try a shareholder lawsuit?
- toast0 5y agoComplain to the agencies that are/should regulate them. FTC coverse false/misleading advertisements generally, but maybe just FDA for mediciney things?
- throwawaypt 5y agoGood idea. Just lodged a complaint with FDA and SEC. They won't provide updates but at least someone might read it. Will look into FTC.