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Le Parquet de Paris: le scandale du Mediator (benfluorex) continue

Posted on mai 26, 2017 by par

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26 mai 2017 – Scandale du Mediator (le benfluorex): le Parquet de Paris demande un procès pour les laboratoires Servier et l’Agence du médicament. Cet antidiabétique, interdit en 2009, est présumé responsable de la mort de centaines de personnes.

$Le parquet a annoncé avoir requis un renvoi du groupe pharmaceutique Servier pour \"tromperie aggravée, escroquerie, blessures et homicides involontaires et trafic d\'influence\".$ Le Parquet a annoncé avoir requis un renvoi du groupe pharmaceutique Servier pour tromperie aggravée,

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Tags : Diabète de type 2, Fenfluramine, Irene Frachon, L'affaire du Mediator, l'Agence nationale de sécurité du médicament (ANSM), La fille de Brest, Laboratoires Servier, Le parquet de Paris, l’Inspection Générales des Affaires Sociales (IGAS), Mediator (benflourex), Medicine Théragenomique, Thasso Poste

Essai clinique BIA 10-2474 à Rennes : le parquet de Paris ouvre une information judiciaire

Posted on juin 14, 2016 by par

Joseph Gut - thasso Posté dans La Presse, Medicine Théragenomique, Thasso Poste Aucun commentaire ↓

14 juin 2016 – Ce message vient de FranceTV et se reflète dans leur formulation:

Le parquet de Paris ouvre une information judiciaire contre X pour homicide involontaire et blessures involontaires, mardi 14 juin. Un volontaire est mort en janvier 2015 au CHU de Rennes (Ille-et-Vilaine) au cours d’un essai clinique.

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Tags : BIA 10-2474, Essai clinique, Information judiciaire, Le parquet de Paris, Société Biotrial

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