A Doctor Trying to Stop Heart Attacks

Re:A Doctor Trying to Stop Heart Attacks by gist on Wednesday September 28, 2016 @02:44PM (#12600171)

> And so I started talking to the pharmaceutical companies saying, 'You know, would you make this stuff?' And they basically weren't interested.

How many?

Which ones?

All of them or some or most of them?

So maybe a big name isn't interested.

There are tons of companies who make generics who would probably welcome the opportunity to market a concoction like this or at least entertain the idea.

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Re:A Doctor Trying to Stop Heart Attacks by M_Grey on Wednesday September 28, 2016 @05:54PM (#12601658)

You seem very ready to assume that the author didn't do his homework, while seeming equally willing to assume that there are some companies who would be game.

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Re:A Doctor Trying to Stop Heart Attacks by mzw_mzw on Wednesday September 28, 2016 @07:12PM (#12602091)

Given their track record, any "advocacy" type article that appears in the news media should be considered written by someone who didn't do his or her homework until proven otherwise.

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Re:A Doctor Trying to Stop Heart Attacks by M_Grey on Wednesday September 28, 2016 @07:17PM (#12602113)

That's certainly possible, but then I still prefer something tangible in response, "Here is the homework you failed to do." You know?

It's too easy just to imply that someone didn't do it, and then sneak a claim in on the side.

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