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Upjohn's critics have assumed wrongly that the only acceptable risk is no risk at all.
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In fact, FDA staffers were still busy investigating Upjohn's handling of Protocol 321 when a committee of agency officials decided to cut the inquiry short-and the committee's decision was no endorsement of Upjohn.
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But a rare FDA Public Board of Inquiry that reviewed Upjohn's appeal in 1983 criticized many of its studies and found insufficient data to determine Depo-Provera's long-term risks.
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Citing the Dutch experience and results from Upjohn's own trials, she concluded that Halcion had a narrower margin of safety than other benzodiazepines (healthy young men were unable to tolerate as little as two milligrams) and was "associated with a greater number of adverse effects."
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"I don't think that we view the side-effect profile of this product as being any different from other benzodiazepines," says pharmacologist Robert Straw, Upjohn's director of product management.
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Citing the Dutch experience and results from Upjohn's own trials, she concluded that Halcion had a narrower margin of safety than other benzodiazepines (healthy young men were unable to tolerate as little as two milligrams) and was "associated with a greater number of adverse effects."
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Upjohn's critics have assumed wrongly that the only acceptable risk is no risk at all.
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"I don't think that we view the side-effect profile of this product as being any different from other benzodiazepines," says pharmacologist Robert Straw, Upjohn's director of product management.
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Sold in more than 90 countries, Halcion is Upjohn's second biggest moneymaker (after the closely related tranquilizer Xanax).
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Sold in more than 90 countries, Halcion is Upjohn's second biggest moneymaker (after the closely related tranquilizer Xanax).
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