The Wall Street Journal has the story.
This is not news the brilliant defense lawyer Diane Sullivan would like. For some reason her law firm has taken a great interest in this blog lately. Did they anticipate the news getting out?
I'm just wondering.
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Some seventeen years ago I was prescribed medication for hypertension/heart failure. I noticed right away that it was dangerous. I had strange and painful side effects. My doctor, however, insisted that I keep taking it. To get off that drug required a doctor's supervision. I could not take it and did it on my own, as the doctor would not cooperate. Years later that drug proved to be dangerous. I wonder how many more people had effects like I had, plus the same experiences with their doctors? One semester, or is it two now, of outdated pharmacology does not make a doctor qualified to judge newer drugs, nor experienced enough. There must be another kind of setup, with MDPhD's (in pharmacology) assigned to clinics, etc.
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