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No More Tears The Dark Secrets of Johnson & Johnson

Gardiner Harris

NEW YORK TIMES One day in 2004, Gardiner Harris, a pharmaceutical reporter for

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The hosts mentioned it as a book about the harms of drug companies, noting it was shocking and critical of their actions.

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Listen, I'm no fan of them either, but it's called No More Tears. It's really shocking, the stuff they pulled. But R.F. Kennedy setting Tylenol to autism, that recent meeting they had, it is so not sc...

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The hosts mentioned it as a book about the harms of drug companies, noting it was shocking and critical of their actions.

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Listen, I'm no fan of them either, but it's called No More Tears. It's really shocking, the stuff they pulled. But R.F. Kennedy setting Tylenol to autism, that recent meeting they had, it is so not sciencebased and all these studies do not show this.

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The investigative reporter examined Johnson & Johnson's business practices, linking its talc baby powder to cancer and exposing aggressive marketing that fueled the opioid epidemic. The book revealed that the company had known about asbestos contamination for decades.

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In No More Tears, The Dark Secrets of Johnson & Johnson, Harris investigates J&J's business practices. The link to its baby powder and cancer. And the urgent questions about the safety of many of its...

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Episode: The Dark Secrets Of Johnson & Johnson

The investigative reporter examined Johnson & Johnson's business practices, linking its talc baby powder to cancer and exposing aggressive marketing that fueled the opioid epidemic. The book revealed that the company had known about asbestos contamination for decades.

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In No More Tears, The Dark Secrets of Johnson & Johnson, Harris investigates J&J's business practices. The link to its baby powder and cancer. And the urgent questions about the safety of many of its other products.

Well, Gartner, I really can't wait to delve into the details of this book with you.

If you're just joining us, my guest is investigative journalist Gardner Harris. We're talking to him about his new book, No More Tears, The Dark Secrets of Johnson & Johnson.

Investigative journalist Gartner Harris. His new book is called No More Tears, The Dark Secrets of Johnson & Johnson.

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