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Thursday, 26 July 2007

Evista Update

Posted on 07:34 by Unknown
Lilly's response to my questions about the Evista press release (subject of a July 25 post):

"Following the July 24 meeting of the Oncologic Drugs Advisory Committee (ODAC), Lilly issued a press release containing factual information about the meeting’s outcome pertaining to Lilly’s osteoporosis drug.

'We believe that our actions were consistent with the laws and the consent decree,' said Anne Nobles, Vice President, Compliance and Enterprise Risk Management. 'Lilly takes very seriously our responsibility to abide by all the laws governing our business practices and are committed to ensuring our employees' actions reflect the highest legal and ethical standards of conduct.'"
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