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Article: "Doctornauts," a proposal to accelerate medical discovery and rectify the "rape of patients' rights": interview with Stephen L. DeFelice, MD.(Townsend's New York Observer)(Interview)
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- Townsend Letter: The Examiner of Alternative Medicine
- Article date:
- October 1, 2007
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Over and above our national fear and suspicion of clinical research,
we have an inexplicable national complacency about medical discovery
itself. For example, it is almost a rule to read or hear about such
messages in the media as, "an effective new gene therapy has been
found but it will take years of testing," or "new drugs fight aging in
animals but such developments for humans are years away," or "new
drugs for Parkinson's Disease are expected to take years of testing,"
or "a new protein to treat skin cancer has been tested successfully
and may be ready for humans some day."
Why does it take so long for promising scientific research to be
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