Citations:Pharmageddon


 * 1) A dystopian scenario wherein medicine and the pharmaceuticals industry have a net detrimental effect on human health and medical progress does more harm than good.
 * 2) * 2000: Michael Specter, The New Yorker: The Pharmageddon Riddle, the 10th day of April
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 * 1) * 2002: Harriet Adcock, The Pharmaceutical journal: Pharmageddon: is it too late to tackle growing resistance to anti-infectives? (ISSN: 0031–6873), T ITLE
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 * 1) * 2003: [A UTHOR U NKNOWN ], Time magazine: Cures on the Cob, the 26th day of May
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 * 1) * 2003(?): Anthony W. Fox, MD, PhD, FFPM, The AAPP…Rχ: The Voice of Physicians Engaged In Pharmaceutical Medicine (Volume 10, Issue 2) — Prediction: Renaissance of Clinical Pharmacology, p5
 * However, an argument can be made that clinical pharmacology may now have survived its dark ages. We are probably not facing “clinical pharmageddon”.
 * 1) * 2003: Mae-Wan Ho (editor), Science in Society (Issue №17): Biosafety Alerts: “Pharmageddon”, Winter Issue
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 * 1) * 2007: Charles Medawar, The Social Audit: Pharmageddon? — Call for Abstracts, in the month of July (before the 18th day thereof)
 * We see this conference as a first step in developing the signalling and monitoring systems needed to keep Pharmageddon at bay.