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To: Anthony Wong who wrote (642)12/1/1998 12:31:00 PM
From: Dan Spillane  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 2539
 
If the following is correct, the partial news that was reported is a joke. Ha ha! I'm laughing. Let's mislead everyone! What is in question is not apparently related to the question of approval for most uses, only that the drug wouldn't be used for severe pain such as that after surgery. No kidding! Give me the Vicodin!

(from the news)
The second question, however, notes that the FDA doesn't
think there's enough evidence yet to support approval
specifically for ''acute pain,'' or the immediate treatment of
pain such as that following surgery. The question asks whether
the panel agrees.