I finally saw The Constant Gardener this weekend.
If your aim is to conduct your drug trials ethically, do not conduct them like the drug trials portrayed in the movie. I could entertain questions on specific details, but the scenario is so black and white that I don't imagine you'd have any.
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While I'm using my blog as an announcement platform today, I would be remiss not to mention that tomorrow is Dr.
I must be slipping.
If you encounter a difficult situation, you may be extra careful afterwards, even in a different or unrelated situation.
Normal children - and adult patients with frontal damage - frequently have difficulty changing their responses to stimuli when the correct response changes.
It's not about gardening? I guess I should get out more, or at least read reviews. Maybe I'll just stay in and read reviews. And garden.
Saw it. Wasn't too impressed.
It's one thing to believe big pharma can be unethical. It's another thing to think they would be that stupid.
I didn't find the no-ethical-holds-barred drug trial that plausible. But, I thought the film did a good job conveying the protagonist's growing sense of paranoia. And, in the case that corporate and government interests were so mercenary and brazen, I'd be pretty paranoid!