Removing adverse internet information/Infection/bacteria or toxin???? The SMON Fiasco
Posted: Fri Mar 05, 2010 9:11 am
Can I dwell on this for a minute:
I'm often struck by the paucity of information on the internet regarding
drug reactions.
Last year a friend of mine told me that she did a regular sweep of the
internet to remove any traces of her name and where she might be living.
I haven't been able to speak to her since. However, if she has the
software to remove remotely posted info about her on the internet, I
suppose the drug companies can do the same thing, that is to regularly
screen the internet for any information which would negatively affect
their media standing and remove it....
Julie
Sheri Nakken schrieb:
I'm often struck by the paucity of information on the internet regarding
drug reactions.
Last year a friend of mine told me that she did a regular sweep of the
internet to remove any traces of her name and where she might be living.
I haven't been able to speak to her since. However, if she has the
software to remove remotely posted info about her on the internet, I
suppose the drug companies can do the same thing, that is to regularly
screen the internet for any information which would negatively affect
their media standing and remove it....
Julie
Sheri Nakken schrieb: