That Was the Month That Was

Browsing through the back end of my blog to see what posts have been popular amongst readers gives me a pretty good idea of what people find interesting on my blog.

Here's some of the more popular posts of this past month [November]

In no particular order:

Are drug side effects interfering with your life?

A post about the launch of Rxisk.org, an adverse reaction reporting website.

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NZ - Peter Dunne and the Suicide Tweets

A post about Peter Dunne, New Zealand Associate Minister of Health, and his Tweets regarding suicide prevention.

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GSK, Avandia and Jack the Ripper

A post where I use a comparison of Jack the Ripper's crimes to that of the crimes of GSK

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Glaxo's Paxil 352 Bipolar Trial - Ghostwritten

Another Paxil trial that was ghostwritten by Glaxo's hired hand

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The Thalidomide Apology and the SmithKline Suppression

A post regarding the recent apology by Gruenenthal, the German manufacturer of Thalidomide and the role GSK [then SmithKline French] played in suppression of their own Thalidomide clinical trials.

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