Internal documents show that when Warner-Lamoux promoted the company's diabetes drug Rezulin, company executives withdrew preliminary evidence that the drug could harm the liver from federal regulators and later delayed reporting the drug's fatality. Toxicity information informs family physicians throughout the United States.
According to the document, Warner-Lamoux employees once questioned the company's reduction of the total number of liver injury cases in the clinical report of the drug by 38%. As a result, these employees were fired by the company's management department. At the time, the company assured physicians across the country that Rezulin was as safe as the common placebo, which had no effect.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved the marketing of Rezulin in an "expedited" manner in early 1997, and there have been dozens of liver-related death cases related to this drug. In March 2000, Rezulin withdrew from the US market, but at that time it had achieved a performance of 2.1 billion US dollars for Warner Lamborghini.
The scandal that Warner Bros. has made a lot of money by disregarding human life has only recently surfaced. In response to more than 2,000 lawsuits filed by about 5,100 Rezulin users or bereaved families, Pfizer, which bought Warner-Lamoux in mid-2000, has handed over many relevant documents to the plaintiffs' lawyers. A judge ordered most of the documents withheld, but the Los Angeles Times obtained some documents and transcripts of recent court testimony by company executives.
Comment
I have repeatedly warned diabetics that high blood sugar will not harm the eyes. The first organ to be injured is the kidney. The kidney governs the memory, the kidney governs the bones, the kidney governs the ears, and the kidney governs the hair. As long as the kidneys are taken care of first, high blood sugar is not terrible. Insulin injections will damage the liver, and the liver governs the eyes and tendons, and glaucoma is caused by the use of insulin injections in Western medicine to damage the liver. In order to avoid responsibility, Western medicine blames that if insulin injections are not used, high blood sugar will cause glaucoma. In terms of responsibility, I don’t know how many people have been blinded. If Western medicine doesn’t tell the truth, please don’t blame me and scold me for being shameless.
