Can the New England Journal of Medicine be trusted?
Theodore Dalrymple discusses his new book where he says that many of the papers published in the NEJM are obviously flawed.
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Theodore Dalrymple was born in London in 1949. He retired as a full-time physician in 2005. He is the author of many books including Life at the Bottom (Ivan Dee) and Romancing Opiates (Encounter), which challenges the notion that heroin addiction is a bona fide disease.
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