No Cure, No Charge: How to make a drug company bankrupt - Now here’s an interesting idea that is being tested in the UK. A drug company has agreed to charge the country’s National Health Service for its mult...

No drug company funding on this site - Many patient support and help web sites are not quite as independent as you might think. In fact, most receive some funding from drug companies, which...

Drug Company Influence: Top scientist never disclosed payments from Pfizer - Drug company influence goes deep into the heart of the medical establishment. A government scientist in the USA has revealed he was in the pay of dru...

Inducements: drug company pays up - Hoffman Laroche, the drug company, has paid the US Department of Health and Human Sciences (DHHS) $450,000 (£300,000) to settle allegations of improp...

Medicine tainted by drug company inducements - The American Heart Association (AHA) accepted an $11 million donation from a drug company that produces a thrombolytic - a drug that breaks down blood...

Avandia: It stays on the market despite new evidence of heart risk - Better safe than sorry is clearly not the motto of American’s drug ‘watchdog’, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), after it allowed the anti-diabe...

Medical research tainted by drug company money - Medical 'education' companies funded by the pharmaceutical industry are threatening to undermine medical education in the US. ...

Diabetes drug banned in the uk - A new drug for diabetes, troglitazone (Romozin), has been declared unsafe and banned in Britain. The decision has come after six people died and numer...