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July 25, 2008 11:12:02 PM CDT


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  • February 2008
    • FDA Delay Cost 22,000 Lives: Doctor

      FDA Delay Cost 22,000 Lives: Doctor

      A prominent researcher who revealed widespread fatalities associated with the heart surgery drug Trasylol says 22,000 people died because of the FDA's delay in blowing the whistle on the drug after his study was published. Drugmaker Bayer also failed to disclose negative results of its own study. In a 60 Minutes interview to air Sunday, Dr. Dennis Mangano says the FDA waited more than a year to pull Trasylol—until after it was banned in Germany. More »

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      FDA   pharmaceutical companies   heart surgery   Trasylol   Bayer Pharmaceuticals   kidney failure

  • November 2007
    • Sales of Heart-Surgery Drug Halted

      Sales of Heart-Surgery Drug Halted

      Bayer Pharmaceuticals will suspend the sale of Trasylol, a drug used to control bleeding during heart bypass surgery, after a clinical study found that the drug puts patients at increased risk of death, the Washington Post reports. The FDA said sales of the drug would be halted at least until the agency had reviewed the study. More »

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      FDA   Trasylol   Bayer Pharmaceuticals

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