lawyersandsettlements.com — Washington, DC: Three members of Congress recently sent a letter to the House Energy and Commerce Committee calling for a hearing to examine the conflicts of interest involved in the FDA's decision to deny the approval of Provenge, a new life-extending vaccine for use with terminally ill prostate cancer patients who have no other treatment options.
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rargolfDec 20, 2007
Hopefully congress will do the right thing and have hearings in depth enough to expose the flagrant financial conflicts of interests that exist at the fda and the two panel members scher and hussein. The involvement of pazdur at the fda and possibly even miliken of junk bond infamy needs to be explored. Its frankly criminal when power and money supercedes the lives of unfortunate cancer patients with no hope.
mds4emersonDec 20, 2007
rargolf,It was and is criminal, criminal criminal. Now, it is up to us as caring and responsible human beings to make change and honey make change we will!