Pandora's Lab: Seven Stories of Science Gone Wrong

The book dives into some dark and complex scientific mishaps. I'm curious about what motivated the author to highlight these particular incidents and what message he hopes readers take away.

Some of these cases had serious ethical implications, and I kept wondering whether these failures could have been prevented. How do these stories influence your view of scientific progress?

The level of detail was impressive, and it made me wonder whether Paul Offit had access to exclusive sources or relied on public records. What do you think about the accuracy and depth of the storytelling?