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A Philadelphia judge refused last week to certify a proposed statewide class action in which women taking the hormone-replacement drug Prempro were seeking medical monitoring. Judge Mark I. Bernstein concluded that class treatment was not appropriate for the group of up 720,000 Pennsylvania women, because the question of how Prempro would affect a woman's risk of developing cancer was not common to all proposed class members.
May 04, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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