A commenter recently asked "who is your audience?" He was apparently bumfuzzled by my choice of topics [Emil Kraepelin’s politics: all ears…, an open question…]. It’s a good question, but I don’t know the answer [and I’m still cogitating about Kraepelin]. I’m old now, so I guess I write about what I’m thinking about. But […]
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European Medicines Agency receives interim decisions of the General Court of the EU on access to clinical and non-clinical information Press release 30/04/2013 The European Medicines Agency [EMA] has been ordered by the General Court of the European Union not to provide documents as part of two access-to-documents requests until a final ruling is […]
I agonized over that last post. I have no interest in discounting Emil Kraepelin or his legacy. I read that paper by Michael Shepherd in mid-morning and it didn’t get finished until after midnight – and it was on my mind the whole time. It felt like an unwanted hot potato – once in hand, […]