Perhaps the harmaceutical companies skewed the data forcing the FDA to
determine it was harmful.
At 05:17 AM 3/22/04, you wrote:
Something to ponder: on the dmso web site linked below, Dr. Stanley
Jacobs wrote:
In 1965, when the FDA halted evaluation of DMSO in
the
United States, they had data in their files on more
than 100,000 patients submitted by approximately
1,500
physicians in our country showing safety and
effectiveness.
The pharmaceutical companies submitting the
aforementioned
data were Merck, Syntex, and Squibb. This occurred
in
1965.
To me it is interesting that we can not say, in this case, that "the big
pharmaceuticals" were the sole agents for stopping approval of DMSO for
most approved medical uses. IAW, the whole mess is a lot more
complicated than some might suggest.
JBB
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