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To: Doug Bean who wrote (1010)	3/29/1999 11:08:00 PM
From: Richaaard	Read Replies (1) of 1837

I disagree regarding doctors switching from Premarin. Your whole premise seems to indicate that doctors are ultimately liable if they go to a new drug. This isn't true. Once a drug has been tested, deemed to be safe and approved by FDA, liability is very limited. If a doctor uses it outside of its intended use, there could be a problem though. Consider a more realistic scenario where a patient is prescribed Premarin and returns to the doctor a week later because of side effects. A good physician will probably consider an alternative and educate the patient about it. Richard

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