There is no medical or scientific evidence that Vioxx contributed to Mr. Humeston's heart attack.
What the e-mail referred to is that if you compare Vioxx to a traditional pain reliever, you'll see a difference in clotting events. What he meant was that a misinterpretation of that difference would kill the drug, ... That e-mail was speculating that people would misinterpret it (the trial) as being a problem with Vioxx.
Just get the job done. We lost a tough one to them last year and we wanted this one badly.
Typically, the time-consuming part of filling vacancies is advertising, then waiting for everybody to get their full complement of documents in ... then sorting through all of it and contacting people.
The clinical study Merck conducted that lead it to voluntarily withdraw the drug only revealed an increased risk after 18 months of daily use. Mr. Humeston only took Vioxx intermittently for less than two months. The science just isn't there to support his claim.
Employers can use the system to correspond with candidates, so they can schedule interviews and send out rejection letters. Candidates are informed as soon as their application has been received, and then again as soon as it's being reviewed.
We?re all close, and we stuck together.
On the candidate side, we get very little error or people calling in with questions.
Our guys played hard. I love coaching in these kind of games where the players show the effort and the team never quits. The defense played incredible, they held tough.
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