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Baldness Medication May Cause Erectile Dysfunction Free report on Nitric Oxide Therapy - Questions - call me at 609-410-4790 Email Me - Article Source - Article Summary - Merck said that Propecia’s label has always accurately reflected data from the company’s clinical trials and that it disclosed all data to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Merck also said the executive’s “misleading” comment was taken out of context in the court filing. The documents reviewed by Reuters were filed under seal or heavily redacted by plaintiffs’ lawyers – not Pfaff’s – in federal court in Brooklyn. Merck had marked the documents confidential when sharing them with the plaintiffs’ lawyers, and those lawyers didn’t push to file them openly on the public docket. Judge Brian Cogan allowed the medical secrets contained in the documents to be kept out of public view. Reuters is able to report this confidential information now only after discovering filing errors that left some of it exposed. Still under seal in Cogan’s court are the internal Merck documents on which plaintiffs’ lawyers based the allegations they made in the legal briefs Reuters reviewed. Such court-sanctioned secrecy has become the lethal norm in product-liability litigation in the United States. As Reuters reported in June, judges in large product-liability cases routinely seal evidence relevant to public health and safety. As a result, hundreds of thousands of Americans have been killed or seriously injured by allegedly defective products — cars, drugs, guns, medical devices — while evidence that could have alerted consumers and regulators to potential danger remained under seal.Merck said that Propecia’s label has always accurately reflected data from the company’s clinical trials and that it disclosed all data to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Merck also said the executive’s “misleading” comment was taken out of context in the court filing. The documents reviewed by Reuters were filed under seal or heavily redacted by plaintiffs’ lawyers – not Pfaff’s – in federal court in Brooklyn. Merck had marked the documents confidential when sharing them with the plaintiffs’ lawyers, and those lawyers didn’t push to file them openly on the public docket. Judge Brian Cogan allowed the medical secrets contained in the documents to be kept out of public view. Reuters is able to report this confidential information now only after discovering filing errors that left some of it exposed. Still under seal in Cogan’s court are the internal Merck documents on which plaintiffs’ lawyers based the allegations they made in the legal briefs Reuters reviewed. Such court-sanctioned secrecy has become the lethal norm in product-liability litigation in the United States. As Reuters reported in June, judges in large product-liability cases routinely seal evidence relevant to public health and safety. As a result, hundreds of thousands of Americans have been killed or seriously injured by allegedly defective products — cars, drugs, guns, medical devices — while evidence that could have alerted consumers and regulators to potential danger remained under seal. #cuscuta male enhancement #provarin male enhancement #penguin ed gummies #ey red pill male enhancement