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Ensuring drug safety.(Your Letters)(Letter to the editor)
I just read "Winning a Fight for Stronger Drug-Safety Laws" (Viewpoint, December 2007). Pharmaceutical companies are popular targets for people who want to save money, but medications are not M&M's. The FDA, big pharma, and other research facilities need money for research, ...
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