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Dr. Misbin and Symlin

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Dan - 26 Oct 2005 19:44 GMT
Dr. Misbin was removed as a FDA reviewer for the drug Symlin (diabetic)
and all future reviews of drugs produced by Amylin Corporation.  This is
per the WSJ for 10/26/05.  This is very disturbing.  Either Dr. Misbin
is anti-Amylin or the FDA has been overly influenced by Amylin.  This is
an excellent article that raises a lot of questions.  For example, why
is there no central reporting for drug side-effects that doctors can
report to?
Twittering One - 27 Oct 2005 12:53 GMT
For example, why
is there no central reporting for drug side-effects that doctors can
report to?

There IS:
The FDA has a standard protocol, for both pt.s and prescribers.
 
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