To: Al B.
I'm not familiar enough with the subject to pass judgement on the research itself. I do take exception to "cherry picking" data points in order to advance an agenda. It's a favorite tactic of the liberals, and one we'd do well to avoid, IMHO.
To: tacticalogic
I do take exception to "cherry picking" data points in order to advance an agenda. It's a favorite tactic of the liberals, and one we'd do well to avoid, IMHO.In this case, unfortunately, the agenda and cherry-picking are the property of Merck. The original news story on this "study" was done by a writer who admitted to me that he got some of his data from Merck. He also relied on information in a Merck press release about a licensing agreement on a new class of schizophrenia drugs they are working on that impact cannabinoid receptors. This study is just another piece of pre-marketing propaganda to help Merck make their case for this new class drugs to treat schizophrenia.
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07/11/2002 11:00:22 AM PDT by
Al B.
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