Corruption in Medical Research Reporting
Now imagine if the editor of The New York Times came out and said, "I think more
than 50% of what we're publishing in The New York Times is fake."
You think that would ruffle any feathers?
But when Marcia Angell does that as the head of the New England
Journal of
Medicine, it doesn't even make the nightly news.
No one's talking about it.
The BMJ, The Lancet, all of those editors have come out
and said, "We have a huge
problem.
We can't replicate this research, and we actually don't even know who did
the
research." In some cases, they're going back
and trying to find the labs where the
research has been done in Iran or China or wherever. The lab doesn't exist.
So when I tell you that everywhere we've looked for
corruption, we've found it,
this is what I want everybody to really take away, 'cause it's not just health.
It's literally... The corruption is, it- it's penetrated
everything
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