
Sasha Latypova’s Due Diligence and Art uncovers fraud in Pharmaceutical R&D and Manufacturing. By popular demand, she includes her art pieces that have to do with Pharma.
About Sasha Latypova
Sasha Latypova grew up in the former Soviet Union, in Ukraine, city of Zaporizhzhya. She is an ex-pharmaceutical research and development (R&D) industry executive and entrepreneur. She spent 25 years working in the industry in various roles, countries and ultimately managing her own companies. She worked initially as an econometrics and management consultant, and later as clinical trials contractor for 60+ pharmas, large and small. Her clients included Pfizer, Johnson & Johnson, Novartis, AstraZeneca, GSK, and many smaller biotechs. She worked with “channel partners” such as large contract research organizations (CROs) – Parexel, PPD, ICON, and others. She interacted with the FDA and other regulators on behalf of her clients, and as a member of Cardiovascular Safety Research Consortium on subjects related to assessments of cardiovascular safety of new drugs in clinical trials. Around that time, she met Robert Califf who is now the Commissioner of the FDA. He was her business competitor and was running rather poor quality cardiac safety trials for pharma at an academic lab at Duke University. There is a thin line between “poor quality” and “fraud” in clinical trials, but we will return to this topic.
Sasha Latypova’s Due Diligence and Art
- Good News: Supreme Court of North Carolina dents the PREP Act liability shield.
- I was wrong about nanobots!!
- Announcement: Idaho Medical Freedom Bill S1023 passed legislative vote! Thank you to all who helped make this happen.
- Recording from the Shannon Joy show, March 12
- Readers in Idaho, your help is urgently needed in support of Medical Freedom Bill S1023
- Conversation with Leslie Manookian, Health Freedom Defense Fund
- Discussion with Zowe Smith
- Breaking: the White House pulls Dave Weldon's nomination to head CDC
- Discussing Covid Dossier on Freedom Radio (MA) with Julie Booras
- Maine's Supreme Court affirms the PREP Act liability shield for vaccinations of children against parental consent.
- Happenings and not-happenings at HHS
- How to fake the next pandemic: Ask dissenters to recommend improvements to future pandemics.
- Are covid vaccines gene therapies?