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In a huge victory for Wyeth, a unanimous Philadelphia jury said Friday that the pharmaceutical manufacturer does not have to pay $5.5 million in potential damages that the same jury had assessed in phase one of a trial for two Utah women who claimed the diet-drug compound fen-phen damaged their aortic heart valves. The potential award was the largest verdict for a fen-phen plaintiff alleging heart valve damage since a national multibillion-dollar class action settlement in 1999.
April 11, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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