1. Scientific Objectivity Takes a Day Off
    Michael Calcaterra Michael Calcaterra United States says:
    May 7, 2013 at 9:24 AM

    The predisposition of this article is well summarized by the final quotation Sean Morrison.  He says that patients ARE NOT HELPED by therapies that have not gone through today's approval orthodoxy.  This is not the statement of a scientist.  It completely lacks the objectivity required for a true scientific approach.  Factually, at therapy may help and may even save the lives of patients long before the $100 to $200 million USD required for this approval in the US.  Is it possible that it is this flow of cash that worries Professor Morrison rather than the patient outcomes?

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