New York Attorney General Cuomo Statement Regarding Inefficacy Of Heart Disease Drug Vytorin
April 2, 2008 -- "The full results of the study released today, showing that Vytorin had no effect on heart disease, put the lie to Merck and Schering-Plough’s $200 million advertising campaign urging Americans to take this drug.
While these corporations profited, Americans were left in the dark. The millions who take this drug, taxpayers who subsidize its use through the Medicaid and Medicare programs, and Merck and Schering-Plough’s investors deserve to know why it took so long for the results to be made public.
This new information underscores our concerns and advances our investigation, which we will pursue aggressively."
Source: New York Attorney General
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