Blood, Lies, and a Drug Trials Lab Gone Bad
The system for testing pharmaceuticals in the US relies on contractors adhering to strict guidelines. But one of them chose profits over protocols.
Medical Research
Fiction Pick of the Week: "Important People of New Jersey"
A family stops at a Jersey travel plaza on the way to a New York medical center.
Worse Than Tuskegee
The American medical experiment in Guatemala that left hundreds with STDs.
Quiet Doctor, Lavish Insider: A Parallel Life
A nationally respected neurologist feeds secrets to Wall Street.
The Mouse Trap
How the medical research industry came to almost exclusively use rodents for testing—and the danger that reliance now poses to human health.
Sergey Brin’s Search
One of the founders of Google discovered that he carried a gene that meant a 50% chance of developing Parkinson’s. In response, he is working to change and expedite the way that Parkinson’s research is conducted.
