How Me Too Drugs or Copycat Drugs Exaggerate Pharmaceutical Innovation

Executive Summary  Me too drugs or copy drugs are a form of fake innovation by pharmaceutical companies. Introduction The majority of drugs that are approved are not innovative and are referred to as copycat drugs or me too drugs. Wait One Second… Why is The Article Not Viewable? You are seeing this text instead of…

The Logic for the US Government Taking Over Drug Development and Drug Patents

Executive Summary The current drug development system in the U.S. could easily be replaced by a far more efficient and higher quality system that removes the drug companies. Introduction One of the tricks drug companies use to market new drugs is to claim that their new drug has fewer and less severe side effects than…

The Problems With Peer Review Research

Executive Summary Peer review journals are typically held up as the gold standard of research while having many problems that tend to be overlooked. Introduction When some readers have a serious disagreement with an article at Brightwork Research & Analysis, sometimes the opposing and often offended individual will state that the articles at Brightwork are…

How Covid Vaccine Manufacturers Used the FDA’s Emergency Use Authorization to Unblind Their Studies

Executive Summary The vaccine manufacturers used a trick after receiving their EUA from the FDA. They unblinded the studies, which ruined them for long-term study. Introduction Clinical trials are supposed to be blinded. However, after receiving the Emergency Use Authorization, the drug companies unblinded the study, which prevented the study from validating longer term (greater…

Ethical Obligation Or A Drug With Dangerous Adverse Effects That Need To Be Hidden?

Executive Summary Ethical considerations are used as an excuse for pharmaceutical companies to end clinical trials early. This is done to hide the adverse effects of the drug. Introduction We have observed a pattern when hearing that a study must end early because the. Wait One Second… Why is The Article Not Viewable? You are…

How Pharmaceutical Companies Rig Clinical Trials

Executive Summary The vast majority of studies paid for by pharmaceutical companies are rigged to result in overly positive outcomes. Introduction Clinical trials are normally and increasingly paid for by pharmaceutical companies. Pharmaceutical companies have little interest in science and rig the clinical trial to achieve the desired outcome. In this process, the FDA is…

What is the Problem With Not Including Unpublished Clinical Trials?

Executive Summary This article covers why unpublished studies are essential to review when determining the effectiveness of any treatment. Introduction There is a bias in the publication of scientific studies. This is why it is important also to review unpublished studies. Wait One Second… Why is The Article Not Viewable? You are seeing this text…

How Do Pharmaceutical Company Controlled Studies Have a 95% Success Rate?

`Executive Summary An enormous issue in the pharmaceutical industry is rigged studies. Analysis of these studies shows more than a 95% success rate. Introduction Pharmaceutical companies claim that they conduct studies to demonstrate the effectiveness of their drugs. However, why do their studies so consistently have positive results? Go to top Wait One Second… Why…