In MCG whistleblower case, testimony points to falsified monkey tissue
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If there was ever a case where the perpetrators of a coverup should be terminated if found guilty, this is it, and it is not because an animal was involved. Whatever treatment these people were developing might be used on humans someday. Would you trust the results of their research and data?
all about the $, hope this man wins millions from MCG. and the people that started all this false information fired and lose accreditation . and they should have to reimburse funding and grant money, out of their savings or future income.
Well, I guess the money that MCG/State of Georgia WAS GOING to use to pay for the Columbia County Hospital, well…..