Playing Doc’s Games—I

1/29/2017

In this two-part article from The New Yorker, the author explores the ethical dilemmas and questionable practices in the world of medical research. Part one focuses on the case of a renowned medical researcher named Patrick Coudray, who was accused of fraudulent practices in his experiments. The article delves into the details of the case, including Coudray's controversial methods and the potential harm caused to his patients. It also highlights the larger issue of medical research ethics and the pressure faced by researchers to produce successful results. The article raises important questions about the integrity of medical research and the need for ethical guidelines to protect patients and advance scientific knowledge.

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