Subject: How then, do they cope with the gross discrepancies between the knowledge that they are being bought and their need to believe that they cannot be bought?

From: "Rosamund Maynard" <[email-masked]>
Date: Mon, 26 Mar 2007 22:45:39 +0530

Because greed is present across all industries, not just pharmaceuticals or modern medicine, but also in the health supplement industry.
Medical societies agonize over the compromises that doctors are being forced to make. The company's new privacy policy, though little changed in substance from one issued 15 months ago, is easier to read and reflects Google's expansion beyond its core search engine business.
One observer commented: "Conflicts of interest are institutional weeds. This guy has told the truth. How many corrupt judges are removed from office?
We also have foods with trans-fatty acids and artificial colors and preservatives. Apparently, if you work at the FDA, all herbs are dangerous, while all over-the-counter drugs are perfectly safe, even if those two contain the exact same molecule.
My motivation comes from within, not from a fear that the Boston Globe may be looking over my shoulder. Instead, it was a fool's choice: Vioxx or nothing.
9 prescriptions per person.
You're on the Board of Directors of the Dannon Yogurt Research Foundation.