Saturday, March 31, 2007
they only sought the truth
Two high school students from New Zealand have won a $200,000 court case against GlaxoSmithKline. How'd they do it? They did a science fair project - at age 14 - testing the amount of Vitamin C in various commercial beverages, and found that Ribena (a GSK drink) has almost no detectable amount of the compound; GSK had been advertising that the soft drink was high in Vitamin C.
See! Science can be a lucrative career...so long as there is dishonesty to expose!
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