Philosophy and medicine join forces because of a donut, in the study:
“The ethics of eating a drug-company donut,” Karl Broznitsky, Canadian Medical Association Journal, 1996 March 15; 154(6): 899–900. It concludes with this passage:
“He bit into the donut, as content with his rationalization as his
staffmen were with theirs. A blob of grape jelly trickled down his chin. It may not have been ethical, but it sure tasted good.”