MONEY AND INFLUENCE: When drug companies pay the research tab, they may call the shots

Article Abstract:

Canadian researchers are becoming increasingly concerned with the growing tendency of the pharmaceutical industry to control the results of the research they fund. Scientists maintain that potentially dangerous drugs are rushed through the approval process.

Pharmaceutical industry, Finance, Practice, Scientists, Pharmaceutical research

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Reverse racism or how the pot got to call the kettle black

Article Abstract:

The argument that affirmative action is reverse racism is faulty reasoning that ignores the historical context of the issue. Establishing a level playing field would perpetuate existing unfair conditions.

Reverse discrimination, Affirmative action

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