Do you want to quiz the author of Bad Pharma about the drugs industry? Here’s your chance

If you read the extract from Ben Goldacre’s brilliant new book Bad Pharma in Saturday’s Guardian, you’ll know it is an eye-opening account of how a drug comes to market – an alarming tale of missing data, badly designed trials and lax regulation – getting a prescription from your GP will never feel the same again.

In a couple of weeks we will be publishing an interview with Ben where all the questions have been posed by you, the readers. So if you have a question for the bestselling author of Bad Science, epidemiologist and self-described “nerd evangelist”, whether it be about the trouble with pharmaceutical trials, how to spot pseudo-science or whether it’s worth buying branded rather than generic ibuprofen, please send it to new.review@observer.co.uk or the usual postal address marked “Ben Goldacre question”.

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