Healthcare/Hospital Law
Jan. 20, 2007
Vioxx Jury Says Merck Knew of Risks
LOS ANGELES - The jury in California's second Vioxx liability trial found Thursday that Merck & Co. knew from available scientific evidence that its drug created a substantial risk to humans. But the jurors could not determine whether Merck had provided sufficient warnings to prescribing doctors about the risks.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - The jury in California's second Vioxx liability trial found Thursday that Merck & Co. knew from available scientific evidence that its drug created a substantial risk to humans. But the jurors could not determine whether Merck had provided sufficient warnings to prescribing doctors about the risks.
The jury made its decision a...
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