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“First episode was great, interesting questions raised - my view: big pharma should have a “catch up” mechanism where a % of initial sales goes into repaying public money invested in development spend directly attributable to a specific drug. Once public money is repaid, pharma should be free to do as they wish (they are still accountable to stakeholders, financial and non-financial, so price gouging has it’s limits!)”
Rammer K via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
12/01/20
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“I always look forward to the new episodes and listen right away. Josh and Preet are not only very entertaining, with their good humoured banter, but will make you think. If you want to challenge your brain with relevant and interesting medical topics delivered in a professional but unpretentious...”Read full review »
E.K.S85 via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
04/07/21
“Well-researched and thoughtful discussion, yet communicated in a manner accessible to any listeners! I like how conversational and playful both hosts are - enjoyable dynamic.”
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Canada ·
12/13/20
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“As someone not trained in the medical world, I thought this podcast might be a little over my head. I couldn’t have been more wrong. The topics they cover are super interesting and range from magic mushrooms to AR tech. It’s a laid-back approach to conversational education and I’m sending it to...”Read full review »
nckadms via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
03/30/21
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