It's not entirely rubbish. I'm working with a doctor/scientist whose inspiration led to a revolutionary medical device that would save many patients from the p

It's not entirely rubbish. I'm working with a doctor/scientist whose inspiration led to a revolutionary medical device that would save many patients from the perils (and trauma) of surgery. Although clinically proven over 9 years, most of the professionals in his field remain ignorant of this solution. Worst of all, the leading scientific journals have rejected his papers, for a variety of flimsy reasons. Until recently, I always had an idealistic view of Science, but I can see now that as with any other human endeavor, it's riddled with corruption, much of it due to commercial interests hovering in the background.