doi: 10.1111/j.1365-3156.2004.01356.x
Thomas Gates, then McNeil's medical director, shot off a memo to the chief executive of Johnson & Johnson, the president of McNeil and other top officials, laying out a detailed "plan of action" for "diffusing media interest" in the research and "limiting the extent and duration of the coverage." Gates envisioned two possibilities: "Low Level of Publicity (most probable scenario)" and "High Level of Publicity (worst case scenario)." For the latter, Gates suggested a series of responses: a letter-writing campaign to medical societies, doctors, pharmacists and academics
Resurfacing, the gentle way There is a particular unfairness to acne: the blemish lasts a week, and its souvenir can last a year
The surgeon must show that the original gastric pouch dilated or the band slipped or eroded
Recommended Administration: Apply a simple rule add the L-carnitine, magnesium, and calcium preparation to meals where the grain is rich in fat
