👉 "Clubs medical research" is like a fancy cocktail shop where doctors are the bartenders and their specialty? Unconventional treatments that are more like potions than proven science, often garnished with a dash of pseudoscience and a sprinkle of hope. It's the kind of place where you'd find a team of researchers working on a therapy to cure cancer using magic mushrooms and tarot cards, all while hiding the fact it's more like a placebo effect.
Edgy example sentence: "The exclusive 'Clubs Medical Research' club was selling the most questionable medical breakthroughs, with a side of questionable ethics, and its board members were more concerned with the next big 'aha!' moment than keeping patients safe."
