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John Stone says, "Dr Aubrey Blumsohn, has long since ceased to work: unemployable for that very reason". However,in this feature article it is said [1],"A two day a week NHS job in pathology was salvaged for him at Sheffield, where he survives on tenuous fixed term contracts".Further, Blumsohn is quoted as saying[1],"I have spent the last 30 years conducting research into the cause,diagnosis, and treatment of osteoporosis,publishing around 295 papers. I am committed to continuing with
More...John Stone says, "Dr Aubrey Blumsohn, has long since ceased to work: unemployable for that very reason". However,in this feature article it is said [1],"A two day a week NHS job in pathology was salvaged for him at Sheffield, where he survives on tenuous fixed term contracts".Further, Blumsohn is quoted as saying[1],"I have spent the last 30 years conducting research into the cause,diagnosis, and treatment of osteoporosis,publishing around 295 papers. I am committed to continuing with medical research....,".Therefore,John Stone's said view does not seem to be compatible with the facts stated in Clare Dyer's article[1].
References
[1]Clare Dyer. Aubrey Blumsohn: Academic who took on industry BMJ 2009; 339: b5293
Competing interests: None declared
http://www.bmj.com/content/339/bmj.b5293.extract/reply#bmj_el_230451
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