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Medical Publishing Ted Talk Ben Goldacre


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Medical publishing TED talk Ben Goldacre

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The link is to a Ted Talk video hosted at the  Huffington post site.  Ben Gold acre talks about the problems that medical publishing causes in medicine.  He sites instances where not publishing failed trials causes injury to people or death.


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VERY interesting... thanks.

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