Published Feb 5, 2025
461: How Bad Science Misled Alzheimer’s Research for Decades | Charles Piller
Investigative correspondent Charles Piller reveals the shocking legacy of flawed Alzheimer's research that has hindered progress for decades, examining scientific misconduct, drug approval controversies, and the personal impact on families while advocating for much-needed reform in pharmaceutical regulation.
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