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Drug company Novartis has changed its philosophy on litigating suits brought by women who claim the drug Parlodel caused them to suffer strokes. Novartis is attacking the scientific claims of the plaintiffs -- with mixed results. Last month, an Alabama magistrate found two Parlodel plaintiffs' expert opinions "scientifically reliable and admissible," while a judge in Illinois reached the opposite conclusion in another Parlodel suit.
October 03, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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