>DOUGH
sup faggots
got enough shills for the rest of us to filter?
>Pfizer Scientist
>That's what he gets for not wearing a mask.
Play stupid games win stupid prizes.
I like the soy noodle trying to cordon off the cops. Much power.
>Governor of Arkansas Bill Clinton allowed to be distributed (sold) to many countries
source please
>Orbit Fab’s business model is to put gas stations on orbit, where spacecraft can dock with them and take in fuel through a specially designed service valve
>Under attack.
like like
Someone transcribe this interview and notice how absolutely retarded she is. She talks like a juvenile and doesn't really make a point.
>Do not leave her behind.
>4 years of this place may have permanently damaged my rudimentary social skills.
home testing kit
Did we ever find out what work Pfizer and Theranos were exploring together?
>"We've done only very limited historical exploratory work with Theranos through a few pilot projects," the Pfizer representative said, "and we do not have any current or active projects with them."
Prosecutors had already given the jury a spoiler: They said in their opening argument that a report with Pfizer letterhead that Holmes provided to Walgreen had been “secretly drafted” at Theranos to endorse its technology.
“Pfizer did not write this,” Assistant U.S. Attorney Bob Leach told jurors on Sept. 8. “Pfizer did not put its logo on this. Pfizer did not make the conclusions in this report. In fact, it came to the opposite conclusions.”
While Theranos promised that its revolutionary technology would allow it to run a battery of tests with just a few drops of blood, the government alleges the company hid from Walgreen executives that it was using third-party analyzers and traditional venous blood draws.
“The vast majority of tests, we understood,” Miquelon testified Wednesday, would be on Theranos machines.