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That's the class of drugs we're talking about here, that this one's called Bextra, the one that you wrote about.
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So immune to criminal sanctions was the New York-based company that it launched its off-label Bextra campaign at the same time the company was pleading guilty to doing precisely the same thing with other drugs.
PharmaGossip insider 2010
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Seven months after Merck pulled Vioxx from the market, the Food and Drug Administration urged Pfizer to recall Bextra, another Cox-2 inhibitor.
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Pfizer is saying that its drug Bextra, which is one of the cox-2 inhibitors that have been so controversial over the past year, will be back on the market.
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WEIL: The one that you heard about today, called Bextra (ph).
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The criminal charge related to a painkiller called Bextra, considered a Cox-2 inhibitor, which was pulled from the market back in 2005 due to mounting evidence that it increased the risk of heart attack, stroke, and death.
Dissident Voice Joseph Grosso 2009
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In 2009, Pfizer Inc. reached the pharmaceutical industry's biggest settlement, agreeing to pay $2.3 billion to resolve an investigation into the marketing of now-withdrawn painkiller Bextra.
Prosecutors Seek $1 Billion From J&J in Marketing Probe Jonathan D. Rockoff 2011
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In 2009, Pfizer Inc. agreed to pay $2.3 billion to settle a government probe of its marketing practices for painkiller Bextra and other drugs, while Eli Lilly & Co. paid more than $1.4 billion to settle an investigation of the marketing of antipsychotic Zyprexa for unauthorized uses.
Abbott Books $1.5 Billion Charge for Potential Settlement Peter Loftus 2011
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From last year's Avandia warnings to the withdrawal of Vioxx, Bextra, Baycol, Meridia, Trovan and Fen Phen, "Pill Buyer Beware" seems to be a shrewd stance, especially when a drug is new.
Martha Rosenberg: Moms-To-Be: Are You Taking This Dangerous Drug? Martha Rosenberg 2011
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In 2009, for instance, Pfizer Inc. agreed to pay a criminal fine of $1.2 billion and civil payment of about $1 billion to settle allegations that it improperly promoted the former pain drug Bextra and other drugs.
J&J Books Reserve for Probe Peter Loftus 2011
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