>I doubt that a little pressure from multinational pharma companies will do much to reverse the overall trend.
Good. An imperfect (with the odd frog), but cheap, system that can save thousands of lives is perfectly acceptable to me.
Good. An imperfect (with the odd frog), but cheap, system that can save thousands of lives is perfectly acceptable to me.
The implications of dirty drug synthesis and medication compounding processes are dangerous and real.
Deleted testing results are a red flag; however, keep in mind that lack of evidence to the contrary is not evidence of the positive. I see this more as regulation being used to limit international competition than anything promoting general human welfare.