How Much Vitamin D Do You Need to Stay Healthy? | Scientific American
Most people naturally have good vitamin D levels. Overhyped claims that the compound helps to fight diseases from cancer to depression aren’t borne out by recent research
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Most people naturally have good vitamin D levels. Overhyped claims that the compound helps to fight diseases from cancer to depression aren’t borne out by recent research
New drugs are developed with vast amounts of taxpayer money. But instead of universal access to these publicly funded scientific achievements, we get prohibitively expensive medicine and sky-high profits for pharmaceutical companies.
AMHERST — Should Paul Tikalsky be selected as the next chancellor for the University of Massachusetts Amherst, he would strive to continue the campus’s growing reputation for academic excellence.“You don’t have to rebuild anything,” Tikalsky said...
We can't depend on monopolies to deliver the medicines we need.
University of Wisconsin-Madison researchers point to worries about their funding source if they can’t control income from royalties, if the federal government gets too aggressive in disrupting research deals and drug pricing.