An Explosive, Deeply Reported Expos Of Johnson & Johnson, One Of Americas Oldest And Most Trusted Pharmaceutical Companiesfrom An Award-winning Investigative Journalista Page-turning Drama That Raises Life-or-death Questions About The Worlds Largest Healthcare Conglomerate.jonathan Eig, Pulitzer Prizewinning Author Of King: A Lifeone Day In 2004, Gardiner Harris, A Pharmaceutical Reporter For The New York Times, Was Early For A Flight And Sat Down At An Airport Bar. He Struck Up A Conversation With The Woman On The Barstool Next To Him, Who Happened To Be A Drug Sales Rep For Johnson & Johnson. Her Horrific Story About Unethical Sales Practices And The Devastating Impact Theyd Had On Her Family Fundamentally Changed The Nature Of How Harris Would Cover The Companyand The Entire Pharmaceutical Industryfor The Times.