Merck finally is released from responsibilities in the 10th case to go to trial over the drug maker's troubled Vioxx painkiller
Arthur
Sep. 26, 2006

There are resons for the drug maker to smile for now.

Merck finally is released from responsibilities in the 10th case to go to trial over the drug maker's troubled Vioxx painkiller.

A Federal jury cleared Merck of responsibility for a man's heart attack claimed to be caused by Vioxx.

Merck finally is released from responsibilities in the 10th case to go to trial over the drug maker's troubled Vioxx painkiller
Arthur
There are resons for the drug maker to smile for now.
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