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Doctors Agree Lawsuits Protect Consumers

By Halli Brownfield

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In an issue set to come before the United States Supreme Court this fall, the editors of the New England Journal of Medicine have weighed in. The case Wyeth v. Levine will be heard later this year and will decide the issue of whether the manufacturer of a drug approved by the FDA can be sued under state tort law for injuries caused by that drug. In an amicus brief submitted to the Supreme Court, the Journals' editors state that lawsuits serve as "a vital deterrent" that protects consum read more

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