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Summary of Gardiner Harris's No More Tears

IRB Media
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Pages
70
Year
2025
Language
English
Publisher
IRB

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Get the Summary of Gardiner Harris's No More Tears in 20 minutes. Johnson & Johnson, a company synonymous with trust and caring, built its empire on iconic products like Tylenol, Johnson's Baby Powder, and Johnson's Baby Shampoo with its "No More Tears" catchphrase. The company's carefully cultivated image fostered a perception of ethical superiority, but it masked a darker reality. Gardiner Harris's No More Tears (2025) dismantles the company's façade, revealing a pattern of deception and prioritizing profit over patient safety. Harris, a pharmaceutical reporter for The New York Times, exposes how J&J downplayed or concealed risks associated with its products, manipulated data, and exerted undue influence on regulators and healthcare professionals...

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  • Physician & Patient (incl. Narrative Medicine)
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