Topic: Pfizer Vice President Blows The Whistle & Tells The Truth About The Industry (Read 438 times)
July 11, 2015, 08:37:33 AM
Go fuck yourself lazy asshole. Do you have problems reading the title? Why should I care about you or your opinions? Go talk to your mommy, maybe she will tutor you.
July 11, 2015, 02:39:37 AM
TL:DW, care to share a summary about this article rather than forcing us to watch the video to understand why we should care? SOrry for my annoyance, but you don't leave us with much to respond to...it's just a waste!
This is a 10 year old story, here's the link to an article from NYT -> http://www.nytimes.com/2005/12/02/business/pfizer-fires-a-vice-president-who-criticized-the-companys-sales-practices.html?_r=0
Pfizer has parted ways with Peter Rost, its not-so-favorite whistle-blower.
The company, the world's largest drug maker, said yesterday that it had fired Mr. Rost, a vice president for corporate marketing who engaged in a public campaign against Pfizer over drug prices for the last year.
His dismissal came after a federal judge in Boston unsealed a lawsuit Mr. Rost filed in June 2003 against Pfizer, asserting that Pharmacia, a drug maker Pfizer bought in April 2003, illegally promoted the sale of human growth hormone for unauthorized uses.
Mr. Rost contends that Pharmacia offered doctors illegal inducements to use genotropin, its growth hormone, as an anti-aging drug for adults. The Food and Drug Administration has not approved human growth hormone for that purpose, and drug makers are not supposed to promote their products for purposes that have not received approval.
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This is a 10 year old story, here's the link to an article from NYT -> http://www.nytimes.com/2005/12/02/business/pfizer-fires-a-vice-president-who-criticized-the-companys-sales-practices.html?_r=0
Pfizer has parted ways with Peter Rost, its not-so-favorite whistle-blower.
The company, the world's largest drug maker, said yesterday that it had fired Mr. Rost, a vice president for corporate marketing who engaged in a public campaign against Pfizer over drug prices for the last year.
His dismissal came after a federal judge in Boston unsealed a lawsuit Mr. Rost filed in June 2003 against Pfizer, asserting that Pharmacia, a drug maker Pfizer bought in April 2003, illegally promoted the sale of human growth hormone for unauthorized uses.
Mr. Rost contends that Pharmacia offered doctors illegal inducements to use genotropin, its growth hormone, as an anti-aging drug for adults. The Food and Drug Administration has not approved human growth hormone for that purpose, and drug makers are not supposed to promote their products for purposes that have not received approval.
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