Interesting, but very dense. ( )

This is an invaluable look into how companies pay for the test results of their products, revealing how seemingly scientific data can simply be another form of advertising.

The subject matter was very interesting (and pretty scary), but the prose was very dry. Also, given that it was written in the late 90's, much of the information is dated. Having said that, I still found the book to be interesting and enjoyable. ( )