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A Tulsa, Okla., jury has ordered Pfizer to pay $11.55 million to the family of a diabetic man whose death from liver failure was allegedly caused by taking the drug Rezulin. The medication is produced by Warner-Lambert, which Pfizer purchased in 2000. One of the most compelling bits of evidence, according to the plaintiffs, was the testimony of a doctor who said he thought the drug was rushed through trials and pushed onto the market.
April 12, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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