Peter C. Gøtzsche is professor emeritus, physician, and a bestselling author. His scientific works have been cited over 190,000 times. He is the only Dane who has published over one hundred papers in “the big five” journals (BMJ, Lancet, JAMA, Annals of Internal Medicine, and New England Journal of Medicine). He has also appeared on The Daily Show. He currently works as a researcher, lecturer, author, independent consultant, expert witness in lawsuits, and produces films and interviews, in collaboration with Danish award-winning filmmaker and historian Janus Bang.

“Drugs and vaccines can heal and save lives, but also harm. That puts our lives in the hands of pharmaceutical companies. Can we trust them? In this well documented book, the clear answer is: NO.”—Martin Kulldorff, former professor of medicine, Harvard University“As a psychiatrist who was personally injured by the HPV vaccine, I see Dr. Gøtzsche’s book as a critical act of truth-telling—laying bare the deliberate concealment of harm by Merck and the complicity of regulators who were meant to protect us. This work is not just essential reading for those harmed by Gardasil, but a sobering reminder of the deeper ethical failures in our medical system that deserve urgent attention and reform." —Marissa Witt-Doerring, MD“If you want the real truth about drugs, don’t ask doctors—ask lawyers.”—Alan Cassels, independent drug policy researcher and author

Peter C. Gøtzsche is professor emeritus, physician, and a bestselling author. His scientific works have been cited over 190,000 times. He is the only Dane who has published over one hundred papers in “the big five” journals (BMJ, Lancet, JAMA, Annals of Internal Medicine, and New England Journal of Medicine). He has also appeared on The Daily Show. He currently works as a researcher, lecturer, author, independent consultant, expert witness in lawsuits, and produces films and interviews, in collaboration with Danish award-winning filmmaker and historian Janus Bang.

“Drugs and vaccines can heal and save lives, but also harm. That puts our lives in the hands of pharmaceutical companies. Can we trust them? In this well documented book, the clear answer is: NO.”—Martin Kulldorff, former professor of medicine, Harvard University“As a psychiatrist who was personally injured by the HPV vaccine, I see Dr. Gøtzsche’s book as a critical act of truth-telling—laying bare the deliberate concealment of harm by Merck and the complicity of regulators who were meant to protect us. This work is not just essential reading for those harmed by Gardasil, but a sobering reminder of the deeper ethical failures in our medical system that deserve urgent attention and reform." —Marissa Witt-Doerring, MD“If you want the real truth about drugs, don’t ask doctors—ask lawyers.”—Alan Cassels, independent drug policy researcher and author

Peter C. Gøtzsche is professor emeritus, physician, and a bestselling author. His scientific works have been cited over 190,000 times. He is the only Dane who has published over one hundred papers in “the big five” journals (BMJ, Lancet, JAMA, Annals of Internal Medicine, and New England Journal of Medicine). He has also appeared on The Daily Show. He currently works as a researcher, lecturer, author, independent consultant, expert witness in lawsuits, and produces films and interviews, in collaboration with Danish award-winning filmmaker and historian Janus Bang.

“Drugs and vaccines can heal and save lives, but also harm. That puts our lives in the hands of pharmaceutical companies. Can we trust them? In this well documented book, the clear answer is: NO.”—Martin Kulldorff, former professor of medicine, Harvard University“As a psychiatrist who was personally injured by the HPV vaccine, I see Dr. Gøtzsche’s book as a critical act of truth-telling—laying bare the deliberate concealment of harm by Merck and the complicity of regulators who were meant to protect us. This work is not just essential reading for those harmed by Gardasil, but a sobering reminder of the deeper ethical failures in our medical system that deserve urgent attention and reform." —Marissa Witt-Doerring, MD“If you want the real truth about drugs, don’t ask doctors—ask lawyers.”—Alan Cassels, independent drug policy researcher and author