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Coke v. WHO on sugar & obesity, gene therapy v. HIV, Obama & Obamacare v. Galifianakis, David Wright v. Office of Research Integrity
By Tabitha M. Powledge
Posted: March 14, 2014
Posted: March 14, 2014
Category: Uncategorized
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Tagged ACA, Affordable Care Act, Barack Obama, Cannabis, Coca-Cola, Coke, David Wright, fraud, gene therapy, genome, health care, HIV, marijuana, media criticism, medical journalism, medical writing, misconduct, Obamacare, obesity, Office of Research Integrity, On Science Blogs, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, politics, pot, research, science journalism, sugar, United States, weed, WHO, World Health Organization
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