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Lithium, the GOAT: DISCUSSION: Big Pharma's Influence on FDA Approval

Season 3 Episode 6 Published 2 years, 5 months ago
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In this episode, we discuss the FDA approval process, the impact of Pharmaceutical influence, and how this affects lithium's underutilization.  We talk about Industry-sponsored vs NIH studies and the problems with not publishing negative data.  Finally, Dr. El-Mallakh and I go back and forth trying to find some middle ground in our opinions by weighing the benefits of pharmaceutical influence with the risks of poor regulatory practices.

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