He was a correspondent for the New York Times at the White House and in New Delhi, and a reporter for the same newspaper covering the pharmaceutical sector. As a symbol of how he understands the profession, he has no photograph on WhatsApp. He says that neither his name nor his face matters: only the stories he tells. Many of these stories have had important consequences, such as the report that led to the Sunshine Act, the law that forces pharmaceutical companies to make payments to doctors public. One of the major companies in the sector, Johnson and Johnson, became, in his own words, an “obsession.” He wanted to investigate its malpractice and ended up leaving the newspaper and current affairs to address it, in depth, in a book. The result is No more tears, translated into Spanish by Capitan Swing as No llores más. Los oscuros secretos de Johnson & Johnson.