Doctored – Charles Piller and Fraud in the Quest to Cure Alzheimer’s

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“Demonstrates how some of the most accomplished and elite scientific gatekeepers may have lied, cheated, squandered trust and endangered lives.” —The Wall Street Journal

In this episode of the You Are Not Broken podcast, Dr. Kelly Casperson interviews investigative journalist Charles Piller about his newly released book, ‘Doctored,’ which delves into the misconduct in Alzheimer’s research. They discuss the amyloid hypothesis, the role of whistleblowers, the FDA’s controversial drug approvals, and the systemic issues in medical research. Piller emphasizes the importance of scientific integrity and the need for independent oversight in research while also exploring emerging theories in Alzheimer’s treatment and the impact of lifestyle factors on prevention.

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