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Re: The Efficacy of Radiotherapy By Don BenjaminFrom: myfirstname@ratbags.com (Peter Bowditch) The TGA should have been brought up on charges of some sort and made How do you know they were of good quality? Pan had no system in place to insure quality, and simply made up test results and typed them into a computer. The problems with Pan's manufacturing "quality" were known in the alternative medicine industry months before the TGA moved in to close down the cesspit. And here's where the industry admitted they knew about Pan. Mr Selim smiled for the camera but some in the audience were furious. The Herald understands that when Mr Selim's nomination was discussed by the council, three key industry players - Blackmores, Herron and Cardinal - voted against him. "We wanted to support the industry association but we were extremely disappointed when that nomination was made and I made our feelings known to the executive director of the [council]," said Barrie Webb, chairman of Cardinal, Australia's second-largest producer of alternative medicines. -- Peter Bowditch aa #2243 The Millenium Project Australian Council Against Health Fraud To email me use my first name only at ratbags.com I'm @RatbagsDotCom on Twitter
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