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Archive for January 31st, 2007

Thank you, KIA Motors - your retarded commercial with the dancing sales force singing, “So Long, Farewell, auf Wiedersehen Adieu . . .Adieu, Adieu, to You and You and You,” is enough to make me puke.

I couldn’t find the actual commercial, but this song, in any version, is too much to stomach.

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Orhtopedic Surgeons Grade the FDA

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 And the loser is, the general public.

Among the highlights of the new survey are the following:

  • over three-quarters, 76%, believe FDA’s approval process is too slow;
  • 60% believe FDA hinders their use of new therapies;
  • 73% believe FDA approval delays hurt patients;
  • 70% favor changing the law to give physicians access to unapproved therapies if they carry a warning about their unapproved status;
  • 80% favor having Vioxx available again.

Perhaps the Food & Drug Administration should adhere to the Hippocratic Oath.

I will prescribe regimen for the good of my patients according to my ability and my judgement and never do harm to anyone.

The amount of “bad” drugs and procedures kept off the market is outweighed by the harm done from the long delays in the FDA approval process.

In the view of many analysts, impeding the availability of new therapies creates a far greater risk to public health than that posed by the handful of drugs and devices that may have been erroneously approved.

Source: Competitive Enterprise Institute

The FDA can be bad for your health.

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