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1.  Harlan M. Krumholz Curriculum Vitae
Document Date: 00000000
Document Type: professional qualifications
Case Number: Brian Hermans v. Merck & Co,
Bates Number: MRK-HER0000757-0792
Exhibit Number: P365
Search Terms in Context: CURRICULUM VITAE Harlan M. Krumholz, MD, SM Education 1980 1985 1992 1985-1986 1986-1988 1988-1989 1989-1992 BS Yale College MD Harvard Medical School SM Harvard School of Public Health Internship, Internal Medicine University of Cal Residency, Internal Medicine University of Cal fornia, San Franc fornia, San Franci SCO SCO SCO Chief Resident, Moffitt Hospital University of California, San Franci; Cardiology Fellow, Beth Israel Hospital Harvard Medical School Career 1992-1997 1993-2001 1995- 1996-2003 1997-2002 2002- 2003- 2004- 2005- Assistant Professor of Medicine (Cardiology) and Epidemiology and Public Health Yale University School of Medicine Clinica! Coordinator, Qualidigm (Connecticut Peer Review Organization) Director, Center for Outcomes Research and Evaluation Yale-New Haven Hospital Co-Director, Robert Wood Johnson Clinical Scholars Program Yale University School of Medicine Associate Professor of Medicine (Cardiology) and Epidemiology and Public Health Yale Un
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2.  cv study design
Document Date: 20011128
Author: Reicin
Recipient: Tobert
Document Type: e-mail
Case Number: Brian Hermans v. Merck & Co,
Bates Number: MRK-NJ0326037-2638
Exhibit Number: P39
Search Terms in Context: To: Tobert, Jonathan A. From: Reicin, Alise S. Ce Bec: Date: 2001-11-28 2220:42 Subject: FW: Cv study design Jonahan I think you know the VIGOR results-in VIGOR there was a significant reduction in CV outcomes in patients on naproxen versus patients on vioxx. Ed is interested in evaluating whether Naproxen is in fact a cardioprotective agent and therefore he is suggesting studies which compare VIOXX + antiplatelet agent versus Naproxen without an antiplatelet agent (you assume Naproxen is the anti-platelet agent) in patients who need treatment with aspirin. Since aspirin is the standard of care and does not require steady bid dosing to be effective we think it unlikely that physicians would want to take patiente off aspim to put them on naproxen. We wanted to get Rory's opinion on feasability of such a study thanks Alise —Original Message— From: Demopoulos, Laura A. Sent: Wednesday, November 21, 2001 9:43 AM To: Reicin, Alise S. Subject: FW: Cv study desig
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3.  MVX for Vioxx: DWA to USHH field sales force
Document Date: 20010913
Document Type: memo|presentation
Case Number: Brian Hermans v. Merck & Co,
Bates Number: MRK-ABW0000062-0063
Exhibit Number: P145
Search Terms in Context: MVX for VIOXX DWA to USHH field sales force 9/13/01 Hello everyone. This is David Anstice with a MVX going to the entire Field Sales Force. I realize you don't hear directly from me very often, but this message is one that is so important that I felt compelled to deliver it myself. Ì understand that life on territory has been challenging lately and I'd like to talk to you about some apprehensions and concerns that I've heard. Some of you may be questioning, "Why haven't we been as strong as Pharmacia/Pfizer with physicians and consumers?" And, there's been some skepticism and questioning, "Have we been as responsive as the competition?" Let me remind you of the resources we've provided to date: A CV Letter and Press Release in May in response to the NYTimes Article, another CV letter and Press Release in August in response to the JAMA article. Additionally- in response to CV and renal issues, we've sent out a letter in response to the Whelton article, a new renal obstacle handler and overall, updated obst
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4.  Flavahan Invoices
Document Date: 20060101
Document Type: invoice
Case Number: Brian Hermans v. Merck & Co,
Bates Number: MRK-HER0000793-0806
Exhibit Number: P390
Search Terms in Context: Invoice for Consulting January 2006 Nicholas A. Flavahan, PhD 1189 Circle on the Green, Columbus, OH 43235 VIOXX Date Hours 12/5/2005 reviewing 7 12/5/2005 reviewing 0,5 12/19/2005 reviewing 3 12/20/2005 reviewing 7.5 12/27/2005 reviewing 7.5 12/28/2005 reviewing 3 12/29/2005 reviewing TOTAL {hrs} 30.5 TOTAL {$) $13,725.00 immifmmm iilllifèiiii MM pgNbr=1 Invoice for Consulting February 2006 Nicholas A. Flavahan, PhD 1189 Circle on the Green, Columbus, OH 43235 Vioxx Cona/McDarby 1/2/2006 Reviewing 1/7/2006 Reviewing 1/9/2006 Reviewing 1/14/2006 Reviewing 1/15/2006 Reviewing 1/16/2006 Reviewing 1/17/2006 Reviewing 1/18/2006 Reviewing 1/19/2006 Reviewing 1/20/200S Reviewing 1/22/2006 Reviewing 1/29/2006 Reviewing 2/2/2006 Reviewing 2/3/2006 Reviewing 2/4/2006 Reviewing 2/5/2005 Reviewing 2/6/2006 Reviewing and trip to Philadelphia 2/7/2006 Reviewing 2/B/2005 Reviewing 2/9/2006 Reviewing 2/10/2006 Revie
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5.  Avorn CV
Document Date: 20060601
Author: Avorn, Jerome
Document Type: professional qualifications
Case Number: Brian Hermans v. Merck & Co,
Bates Number: MRK-HER0000636-0700
Exhibit Number: P289
Search Terms in Context: Curriculum Vitae Name: Office Address: Home Address: Place of Birth: Education: 1969 A.B. 1974 M.D. Postdoctoral Training: 1972-74 1974-75 1974-77 1975-77 Jerome L. Avorn Division of Pharmacoepidemiology and Pharmacoeconomics Brigham and Women's Hospital 1620 Tremont Street, suite 3030 Boston, MA 02120 5 Circuit Road Chestnut Hill, MA 02467 New York, New York updated: June, 2006 Columbia University, New York Harvard Medical School, Boston Fellow in Social Studies (Medical Sociology), Harvard College Intern in Medicine, The Cambridge Hospital, Cambridge, Massachusetts Clinical Fellow in Medicine, Harvard Medical School Resident in Internal Medicine, Beth Israel Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts Licensure and Certification: 1974 1974 1977 1988 National Board of Medical Examiners Massachusetts License Registration Diplomate, American Board of Internal Medicine Certification in Geriatric Medicine, American Board of Internal Medicine Academic Appointments: 1977-79 Instructor in Pre
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6.  PI9183810
Document Date: 20020411
Document Type: publication|report|brochure
Case Number: Brian Hermans v. Merck & Co,
Bates Number: MRK-LBL0000063-0066
Exhibit Number: D273
Search Terms in Context: ^ MERCK & CO., INC Whitehouse Station, NJ D8889, USA VIOXX® {rofecoxib tablets and oral suspension) DESCRIPTION VIOXX* (rofecoxib) is described fonyl)phcnyl]-3-phcnvl-2(-&W)-furaronc. structure: chemically as 4-[4-(nrethvlsul-It has tho following chemical o. \\ 9183S10 VIOXX'* (rofecoxib tablets and o al suspension] Cytochrome P45D plays a miner role in metabolism of rofecoxib. InhibiLiuii u\ CYP 3A d^LiviLy by adii iiiiüLrdLiun uT ktjL'jcuiid^ulti 400 my daily does no: affect rofecoxib disposition. However, inducion of general hepatic metabolic activity by administration ot the non-specitic inducer rifampin 600mg daily produces a 50% decrease in rofecoxib plasma concentrations. (Also see Drug interactions.) Excrétion ílüfecüxib is eliminated predominantly by hepatic metabolism with little [<\%) unchanged drug recovered ir the urine. Followirg a single radiolabeled dose of 125mgr approximately 72% of the dose was excrered into the urine as metabolites and 14% in the fe
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7.  Protocol for ibuprofen or diclofenac sodium, in an osteoarthritic elderly population
Document Date: 19970225
Document Type: e-mail|report
Case Number: Brian Hermans v. Merck & Co,
Bates Number: MRK-AAD089564-9618
Exhibit Number: D350
Search Terms in Context: To: Reicin, Alise S. From: Simon, Thomas Cc Harper, Sean E.; Mortensen, Eric R Bcc: Date: 1997-02-25 22:46:11 Subject: GIOPROT1 .DOC comments enclosed, some are stolen from eric and sean Attachments: GIOPROT1.DOC MRK-AAD0089618 pgNbr=1 Product: MK-0966 Protocol/Amendment No.: (not defined) DRAFT THIS PROTOCOL AND ALL OF THE INFORMATION RELATING TO IT ARE CONFIDENTIAL AND PROPRIETARY PROPERTY OF MERCK & CO., INC. SPONSOR: Merck & Co.. Ine TITLE: MK-0966 GI Clinical Outcomes Study INVESTIGATOR(S): PRIMARY: (not defined) SECONDARY/SUBINVESTIGATOR: (not defined) SITE: INSTITUTIONAL REVIEW BOARD/ETHICAL REVIEW COMMITTEE MK-0966 (U.S.) IOPROTl.DOC 25FEB9720FEB97 MRK-AAD0089564 pgNbr=2 Product: MK-0966 Protocol/Amendment No.: (not defined) DRAFT (not defined) TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE PROTOCOL SYNOPSIS.................................................................................................i
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8.  The Future of Drug Safety: Promoting and Protecting the Health of the Public (IOM)
Document Date: 20060926
Document Type: publication|report|advertisement
Case Number: Brian Hermans v. Merck & Co,
Bates Number: MRK-HER0000822-1076
Exhibit Number: P469
Search Terms in Context: http://www.nap.edU/catalog/11750.html We ship printed books within 1 business day; personal PDFs are available immediately. S&FOY The Future of Drug Safety: Promoting and Protecting the Health of the Public Committee on the Assessment of the US Drug Safety System, Alina Baciu, Kathleen Stratton, Sheila P. Burke, Editors ISBN: 0-309-66600-7, 350 pages, 6x9, (2006) This PDF is available from the National Academies Press at: http://www.nap.edU/catalog/11750.html Visit the National Academies Press online, the authoritative source for all books from the National Academy of Sciences, the National Academy of Engineering, the Institute of Medicine, and the National Research Council: • Download hundreds of free books in PDF • Read thousands of books online for free • Explore our innovative research tools - try the "Research Dashboard" now! • Sign up to be notified when new books are published • Purchase printed books and selected PDF files Thank you for downloading this PDF. If you have c
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9.  Draft Merck text submitted with FDA changes
Document Date: 20010501
Document Type: report|table|chart
Case Number: Brian Hermans v. Merck & Co,
Bates Number: MRK-ABW0000408-0452
Exhibit Number: P8
Search Terms in Context: DRAFT Merck text submitted May 2001 with FDA changes of 15 COMMENTS/SUPPORT Oct 2001 shown with revision marks (Merck changes of 16,17 ________and 18 Oct shown with revision marks in BOLD)__________________________________________ A MERCK & CO., INC. Whitehouse Station, NJ 08889, USA ________________________________________________________________9183806 VIOXX® (rofecoxib tablets and oral suspension) DESCRIPTION VIOXX* (rofecoxib) is described chemically as 4-[4-(methylsulfonyl)phenyl]-3-phenyl-2(5H)-furanone. It has the following chemical structure: Rofecoxib is a white to off-white to light yellow powder. It is sparingly soluble in acetone, slightly soluble in methanol and isopropyl acetate, very slightly soluble in ethano!, practically insoluble in octanol, and insoluble in water- The empirical formula for rofecoxib is C17H1404S, and the molecular weight is 314.36. Each tablet of VIOXX for oral administration contains either 12.5 mg, 25 mg, or 50 mg of rofecoxib and the follo
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10.  Presentation re: dodge ball
Document Date: 00000000
Document Type: presentation
Case Number: Brian Hermans v. Merck & Co,
Bates Number: MRK-AAR0019773-9786
Exhibit Number: P9
Search Terms in Context: DODGE! PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT 5 Confidential - Subject To Protective Order MRK-AAR0019773 pgNbr=1 oxx (rofecoxib) it I am concerned with the potentia edema that occurs with Vioxx." Confidential - Subject To Protective Order MRK-AAR00Ì9774 pgNbr=2 ® (ïofecoxib) li am concerned with dose-related increases in hypertension with Vioxx." Confidential - Subject To Protective Order MRK-AAR0019775 pgNbr=3 allÄ O ° - . .-./_y,ti^tj.r-Äi^._-.-Ä li Can Vioxx be used in patients using low dose aspirin?" Confidential - Subject To Protective Order MRK-AAR0019776 pgNbr=4 \i UiVWAIL// I am concerned about the cardiovascular effects of Vioxx?" Confidential - Subject To Protective Order MRK-AARQ019777 pgNbr=5 (rofecoxib) The competition has been in my office telling me that the incidence of heart attacks is greater with Vioxx than Celebrex." Confidential - Subject To Protective Order MRK-AAR0019778 pgNbr=6 I fCìTarcs vi hi \ì \JIKZ\~kjMui There is no difference between Vioxx and Celebr
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