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Biotech / Medical : VVUS: VIVUS INC. (NASDAQ)

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To: Mkilloran who wrote (18381)1/29/1999 9:35:00 PM
From: VLAD  Read Replies (1) of 23519
 
martin,

I have to disagree with your reasons for the European delays. What does England's NHS have to do with policy in France and Germany? They have already decided NOT to pay for Viagra. I assume that MUSE will be covered by their national health plans because there really is no abuse potential like Viagra.

Every elderly male has some form of erectile dysfunction in the sense that their ability to achieve and maintain an erection is not as good as it was when they were younger. Deterioration of sexual function is no different than what happens to other bodily functions (eg hearing, vision, joint mobility) as we age.

For this reason, any elderly man can go to his doctor claiming to have ED and technically he is not lying. But what he is really suffering from is aging and not ED.

It would be interesting to know exactly why some of these important European countries have not granted MUSE individual licensing within the standard 30 days.

It it because Vivus was depending on Astra to do the required paper work and Astra has been slow because of its Zeneca merger?

Perhaps it is because Vivus itself was slow in filing the required paper work? Now THAT would explain everything!
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