shihching

6 ms·

1. 1.▲
   by shihching 9y ago

   The Huffington Post article is written by an anti-corporate former heroin addict who, yes, clearly holds animus against those who profited off of opiates. > By convincing doctors that OxyContin was “safer,” offering financial support and
2. 2.▲
   by shihching 9y ago

   Perverse, plentiful incentives to addict and sell -- or invest in the manufacturer who does so -- act quicker than panels of doctors, and dodge responsibility too easily. Living long lives as a beacons of philanthropic humanism on top of yo
3. 3.▲
   by shihching 9y ago

   I am glad to see a complete edition is now easily available online. Still only 9% transcribed. http://johnsonsdictionaryonline.com Only a few years ago, the only trace on free scanned sources was a misleading 'improved&#x27
4. 4.▲
   by shihching 9y ago

   Paternalist liberal arguments versus beverage lobbies and PR firms will indeed ring hollow and have failed. Rather than merely advocate for curbs, and lose, I would like to see the Nestle type companies prosecuted for responsibility for the
5. 5.▲
   by shihching 9y ago

   > At one meeting, a representative from the food industry accused Anvisa of trying to subvert parental authority, saying mothers had the right to decide what to feed their children, recalled Vanessa Schottz, a nutrition advocate. The sam