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HARRISBURG, Pa. -- The drug manufacturer Merck has agreed to pay $58 million as part of a multi-state settlement over ads for its once-popular painkiller Vioxx, which some said deceptively played down health risks of taking the drug, according to the New York Times. The settlement will also force... [read full story]
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HARRISBURG, PA. -- Merck & Co. has agreed to pay $58 million as part of a multistate settlement of allegations that its ads for the once-popular painkiller Vioxx deceptively played down the health risks. The agreement announced Tuesday also called for Merck to submit all new TV commercials for...
The drug maker Merck has agreed to pay $58 million as part of a multistate settlement of accusations that its ads for the once-popular painkiller Vioxx deceptively played down the health risks. The agreement, announced on Tuesday, also calls for Merck to submit all new television commercials for...
FDA will vet new TV commercials for firm's drugs Martha Raffaele, Associated Press : Stock quotes, portfolio, funds and more... Small Business Center: A new resource for small businesses. SFGate Technology: It's a high-tech world - - we just plug you into it... Merck & Co. has agreed to pay $58...
Merck & Co. has agreed to pay $58-million (U.S.) as part of a multistate settlement of allegations that its ads for the once-popular painkiller Vioxx deceptively played down the health risks. The agreement announced yesterday also calls for Merck to submit all new TV commercials for its drugs to...
Merck has agreed to pay $58 million as part of a multistate civil settlement of charges that its ads for the painkiller Vioxx deceptively played down the health risks. The agreement, announced Tuesday, also calls for Merck to submit all new television commercials for its drugs to the U.S. Food...
FDA will vet new TV commercials for firm's drugs Martha Raffaele, Associated Press Wednesday, May 21, 2008 Merck & Co. has agreed to pay $58 million as part of a multistate settlement of allegations that its ads for the once-popular painkiller Vioxx deceptively played down the health risks. The...
Connecticut's attorney general announced a settlement with Merck pharmaceuticals Tuesday over the marketing of one of its drugs, Vioxx. The agreement is a sea change in how the company will advertise in the future and it could affect other companies as well. NECN's Brian Burnell has the story....
by Daisy Sarma - 0 comments Even while admitting to no wrong practices and defending the way it marketed Vioxx, one of its popular painkillers at one point in time, Merck and Co. has agreed to shell out $58 million as part of a settlement against lawsuits that alleged, the advertisements put out...
BOISE, Idaho (AP) - Deceptive promotion of the drug Vioxx is costing drug company Merck & Co. $58 million in a judgment with 30 states, including $1.15 million that's going to Idaho. The state contends the company's aggressive marketing caused people to seek prescriptions before the pain...
New York Times - May. 21, 2008 The drug maker Merck has agreed to pay $58 million as part of a multistate settlement of accusations that its ads for the once-popular painkiller Vioxx deceptively played down the health risks. The agreement, announced on Tuesday, also calls for Merck to submit all...

