Secrecy about pharmaceutical products

In the UK, it is a criminal offence for officials involved in the licensing or withdrawal of a drug to disclose any information about their decision. Although the manufacturers of drugs are required to produce data sheets that identify likely side-effects, there is no public right of access to these safety studies.

1. Evidence based medicine has been corrupted by corporate interests, failed regulation, and commercialisation of academia

1. Unethical pharmaceutical practices
2. Secrecy of medical facts and records
3. Inaccessibility of knowledge

1. Restriction of abortion

1. Restrictions on freedom of information
2. Contamination of pharmaceuticals

1. Restrictive practices in trade in pharmaceutical products

1. Unavailability of quality medicine
2. Inadequate drug classification
3. Environmental secrecy

1. Providing public information on medicines
2. Maintaining secrecy about pharmaceutical products
3. Exposing misleading pharmaceutical publicity
4. Abstaining from public access to information on medicines

1. Secrecy
2. Misinformation
3. Lack
4. Information
5. Disinformation
6. Deformation

1. The illusion of evidence based medicine