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>>10320897
>muh Rotashield
let me just repost my response from the last time you posted this hot heap of garbage.

so let's review the evidence:
Dr. Hall's employer, a nonprofit research university, had a government contract to produce a rotavirus vaccine
Dr. Ferrieri owned stock in Merck
Dr. Estes's employer, another nonprofit research university, had a government contract to produce a rotavirus vaccine, and she'd also gotten a grant from Merck for similar work.

now that WOULD be damning if Rotashield had been developed by Merck. however, it was developed instead by Wyeth, a rival company; the doctors discussed above had a financial incentive NOT to approve Rotashield (to them, a competitor's product). in fact, it was Merck that got a fat contract to produce rotavirus vaccines AFTER Rotashield was pulled!

you might as well accuse engineers of wrongly greenlighting a Toyota model because some of them had ties to Ford.

imagine being this retarded...