I will read the report later.

The LA Times article "filters" are the American Cancer Society and Johns Hopkins.

Why do people immediately nail down possible conflicts of interest for things they oppose, but refuse to acknowledge them for things they support? This is true across the political spectrum, but the Left is notorious for singling out financial conflicts of interest, and ignoring political ones.

And the Right ignores financial conflicts of interest, unless they happen to involve failed real estate investments in Arkansas. Perhaps it has something to do with a difference of opinion over what's for sale and what isn't.

Regards--
Mary Anne