CONSUMERS' RIGHT TO SUE DRUG COMPANIES WEAKENING FURTHER

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Consumers' Right to Sue Weakening By Arthur Allen 03/21/2008 | 4 Comments

For more than a century, the regulation of U.S. food and drugs has seen its share of challenges -- from the filthy slaughterhouses of Upton Sinclair’s Chicago to the tainted Chinese-made blood thinner that recently killed at least 19 people. The regulatory shortcomings on display in 1937, when ethylene glycol killed 105 antibiotic consumers, were still glaring six decades later, when Vioxx users started having heart attacks. http://www.rumormillnews.com/cgi-bin/forum.cgi?read=121156