Still doesn't matter if the doctor doesn't read the safety list, or if the company omits safety data or findings. Plus pharmaceutical companies have two pamphlets, one for the consumer the other for the physician, and the consumer pamphlet might omit what information is given to the doctor. When something goes wrong the pharmacy company uses a doctrine law that allows them to bypass warning the consumer and go to solely warning the doctor. But if the doctor didn't receive procedural information, or how to treat side effects of a drug, or how to safely remove a defective prescribed medical device, and no warnings about situations that cause harm to the patients they prescribed the product to, we have a screwed up mess within the legal system between the pharmaceutical company, the doctor, and the patient who ultimately gets injured by pharmaceutical companies who advertise to the consumer directory. No justice for the unconstitutional laws written to protect pharmaceutical companies across 50 states.
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