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Old 02-07-2007, 06:40 PM   #11
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RT's dilemna

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Originally posted by Replaced_Texan
It seemed to do fine. The only concern that it had in the FDA process was the "promotes pomescuity" factor that held up the Plan B over-the-counter approval. Fortunately, Merck's drug was approved during the gay marriage amendment debate last summer, so the religious right's attention was diverted at the time. Glaxo has a drug in clinical trials that will apparently do the same thing.

Summary of the drug and related proposed legislation. I imagine that the brouhaha in Texas is a factor in the bills in other states being withdrawn.
That WSJ report SEC Chick found suggested there may not have been adequate testing on the pre-teen group they're focusing on here - have you seen anything on that?

For me, FDA approval is a minimum threshold; I don't want to ingest something, or have my kid ingest something, unless it meets standards well beyond the FDA's (unless, of course, it's alot of fun).
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