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Une réflexion déjà ancienne sur la médicalisation, et sur tout ce que dissimule cette aliénation : la vie, la sexualité, la mort...

The most recent articles

Paediatric vaccination against hepatitits B.

A comment on the KIDMUS study (2008).

Thursday 30 April 2009 by Marc Girard

In spite of the seriousness of the methodological criticisms levelled against the KIDMUS study (esp. regarding its assessment of exposure), it took no more than 24 hours to Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine for rejecting this correspondence - without any justification... An (...) > continue

Statins

Failure in drug safety assessment: a worrying issue far beyond manufacturer’s potential conflicts of interest

Tuesday 21 December 2004 by Marc Girard

This paper is currently submitted. > continue

Hepatitis B vaccine

Hepatitis B universal vaccination: learning from the French experience

Sunday 19 December 2004 by Marc Girard

This update has been written for the numerous prescribers and health professionals who are logically disturbed by a growing discrepancy between the recommendation they are receiving of protecting public heath by hepatitis B vaccination and an accumulation of alarming data on the hazards of this (...) > continue

Quality of reporting

EBM and homoeopathy

Wednesday 24 November 2004 by Marc Girard

Hepatitis B vaccine

A comment on Hernan et al’s study (2004)

Friday 19 November 2004 by Marc Girard

This correspondence was rejected by the journal Neurology with the following comment: "This letter was reviewed. It is too difficult to understand. I do not think that it adds sufficiently to the thoughtful and balanced editorial and the original paper." > continue

Hepatitis B vaccine

Report criticizes French hepatitis B vaccination campaign

Sunday 7 November 2004 by Marc Girard

A report ordered by Judge MO Bertella-Geffroy, currently presiding over a negligence case brought by the familes of people - some of them have died - who developed neurological problems after hepatitis B vaccination. > continue

Hepatitis B vaccine