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Dennis O'Neill's avatar

I am a bioengineer with a background in electrical engineering applications to biomedicine that included coursework in probability, and statistics, and regression analysis. I worked for years for 2 criminal orgs, GSK, and a legacy company of Pfizer.

Big Pharma uses sophomoric data analysis for its clinical trials which are intentionally designed through a variety of sometimes obvious, sometimes covert, and subtle means to bias the results in favor of the product being tested.

The most obvious game is small, carefully selected populations for the placebo, and active drug arms of the final trial for marketing approval which is the double blind, placebo controlled, Phase 3 trial run for a short duration. There is a high probability that relatively rare adverse events, including death, or severe comorbidities due to long term therapy will be missed in a Phase 3 trial.

The other crime is the post-marketing surveillance system is set up by Big Pharma and is voluntary so physicians tend not to use it, and the companies hide and obfuscate the data which is easy to do because the sample sizes are small due to physicians not using the system.

That's how killers like Vioxx, Avandia, Rezulin, or tendon ruptures by Levaquin get missed until, often, hundreds of thousands of people have been murdered, yes it's murder by subtle INTENT, and many others are permanently maimed.

Big Pharma has many elements of organized crime. The COVID19 bioweapon eugenics program has exposed the killers like Gates, the WHO, the CDC, the FDA, the NIH, Big Pharma, the cons in Congress, and the university research network for all the world to see.

I was stunned by the criminality of Big Pharma. Improving human health is, at best, a secondary concern, and at worst a cover the way Al Capone used opening soup kitchens during the Great Depression.

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Conway Judge's avatar

Ouch. So they have been mandating death and disease whilst concurrently creating economic and social disorder.

No wonder we can't see any official risk/benefit analysis.

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