Growth hormone treatment tied to diabetes in kids

[Anonymous]

I'm sure the benefit$ outweigh these minor side effects.

http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/05/13/us-growth-hormone-idUSTRE74C4PG20110513

 

[Anonymous]

The FDA would pull the drug if the benefits did not far outweigh the side effects.

 

[Anonymous]

The FDA would pull the drug if the benefits did not far outweigh the side effects.

Very true. Plus I'm sure Lilly would pull the drug at the first sign of a problems. At Lilly it is all about the patient. Money never enters the decision process. We are up and up here at Lilly.

 

[Anonymous]

I'm sure the benefit$ outweigh these minor side effects.

http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/05/13/us-growth-hormone-idUSTRE74C4PG20110513

So is Zyprexa. Are you trying to say that another $1.3 billion lawsuit is waiting to happen?

 

[Anonymous]

So is Zyprexa. Are you trying to say that another $1.3 billion lawsuit is waiting to happen?

Absolutely not. You should buy up as much Lilly stock as can you before the price goes thru the roof. These minor setbacks are no match for our innovative strategy that will soon make Lilly the Pharmaceutical company of the decade. Lilly leadership rules!!!!!!

 

[Anonymous]

Not a problem. Everything we make causes diabetes. Then we sell maintance products for diabetes. JL your the greatest

 

[Anonymous]

It's our new anthem: "Give 'em byetta...give 'em Hum-u-lin...stuff them full/of more junkfood again...RAH RAH VALUES, HAH HAH HAH!

 

[Anonymous]

HMMM anyone ever notice that every Lilly product has the side effect of creating diabetes.....who make insulin?

 

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