How the FDA KillsMike Rappaport

The killer here was David Kessler, darling of the MSM:

Dr. David A. Kesslerwas commissioner of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) from1991 through 1996. In 1988, researchers at Harvard University haddemonstrated that widespread use of aspirin at the onset of a heartattack and daily for 30 days afterward could save 5,000 lives per yearin the United States. Yet Dr. Kessler s FDA refused to let aspirinmanufacturers advertise that extremely important information until1996. That policy resulted in as many as 30,000 unnecessary deathsduring Dr. Kessler s tenure. No one has ever accused Dr. Kessler oftaking bribes. But he surely benefited personally from his position andfrom his aggressive regulatory policies, going on to be named dean ofYale University s medical school.