I suggest that we take an unscientific vote on this matter, then table the topic until there is some more definitive news, which may never come, but then again might.
The wisdom of crowds suggests that our completely biased and boneheaded attitudes and beliefs--contradictory as the stew of opinions here is--might well cancel each other out in such a way as to provide a valid collective answer.
Then we can come back in a year, decade, or whenever, and some can yell, "I told you so!" from their respective berths in the nursing home, before, that is, speedily reattaching the oxygen mask and HGH drip.
Was it legal after all a doctor prescribed it and injected it.
Just a few weeks back Lilly settled for $690m for improper marketing of Zyprexa. I believe it is some violation of law to administer a drug not for its intended purpose, but I'm not entirely sure on that. Nevertheless, it certainly is financially unwise to do so.
Was it legal after all a doctor prescribed it and injected it.
Just a few weeks back Lilly settled for $690m for improper marketing of Zyprexa. I believe it is some violation of law to administer a drug not for its intended purpose, but I'm not entirely sure on that. Nevertheless, it certainly is financially unwise to do so.