Parkinson and Alzheimer: Two Professors Convicted of Testing Illegal Patches on 400 Guinea Pigs
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Professors Jean-Bernard Fourtillan and Henri Joyeux were sentenced to prison in Paris for testing illegal patches on 400 guinea pigs.
On 1 October, the judicial court in Paris found the pharmacologist and the carcinologist, as well as two accomplices, guilty of having administered without any authorization a so-called miracle remedy to more than 400 patients suffering from neurodegenerative disorders.
The pharmacist Jean-Bernard Fourtillan, who was prosecuted for organizing wild clinical trials on 402 patients, was sentenced this Thursday to four years in prison. The sentence was lighter for his accomplice, the antivax oncologist Henri Joyeux, who has little escape from detention.
On Thursday October 1st, the Paris Correctional Court was to render its decision in the trial of Professor Henri Joyeux. The original Montpelliérain is accused of having administered patches supposed to slow down the...
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