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Essay heading: Vioxx and Merck & Co.
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However, 10 of the government drug advisers who supported the continuance of Vioxx were in some way tied financially to the drug. Without their votes, the committee would have voted that Vioxx should not return to the market.
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Personally, I was shocked by the Merck/Vioxx situation. I could not believe that something that was basically proven to cause heart attacks and strokes was permitted to be put on the market in the first place, and the fact that it may be brought back is horrible... displayed 300 characters
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I could not believe that something that was basically proven to cause heart attacks and strokes was permitted to be put on the market in the first place, and the fact that it may be brought back is horrible. I believe that things are being handled terribly. Since so many of the members of the committee are financially connected with Merck & Co... displayed next 300 characters
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