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1.  Presentation re: dodge ball
Document Date: 00000000
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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2.  Presentation: Advantage
Document Date: 00000000
Corporate Author: Merck & Co.
Search Terms in Context: ADVANTAGE ^" IOXX™(rofecoxib) Assessment of the Differences Between VIOXX and Naproxen To Ascertain Gastrointestinal Tolerablllty and Effectiveness Confidential - Subject To Protective Order (PLAINTIFF'S » EXHIBIT MRK-ADI0017766 pgNbr=1
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3.  Presentation re dodge ball
Document Date: 00000000
Search Terms in Context: (rofecoxib) DODGE! MRK-AAR0019773 pgNbr=1 (rofecoxib) "l am concerned with the potential edema that occurs with Vioxx." MRK-AAR0019774 pgNbr=2 (rofecoxib) a am concerned with dose-related increases in hypertension with Vioxx." MRK-AAR0019775 pgNbr=3 (rofecoxib) "Can Vioxx be used in patients using low dose aspirin?" MRK-AAR0019776 pgNbr=4 (rofecoxib) --"¦¦ T^&^*£jì$t^g£, I am concerned about the cardiovascular effects of Vioxx?" MRK-MR0019777 pgNbr=5 (rofecoxib) "The competition has been in my office telling me that the incidence of heart attacks is greater with Vioxx than Celebrex." MRK-AAR0019778 pgNbr=6 (rofecoxib) There is no difference between Vioxx and Celebrex, why should I use Vioxx?" MRK-AAR0019779 pgNbr=7 'ri ¦ -,.* : v^ (rofecoxib) Vioxx cannot be used for longer than five days when treating patients for acute pain?" MRK-AAR0019780 pgNbr=8 (rofecoxib) r.. —,T7 -.¦ rr.rjr/JS'T'jr ìSTa??!" t? I use Celebrex. I'm concerned about the safety profile with Vio
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4.  MVX for Vioxx
Document Date: 20011001
Search Terms in Context: FINAL MVX for VIOXX DWA to USHH field sales force 10/01/01 Hello everyone. This is David Anstice with a MVX going to the entire Field Sales Force. I realize you don't typically hear directly from me, but this message is one that is so important that I felt compelled to deliver it myself. I know you've been working hard on territory, especially during times like this. You've been conducting business that may not quite feel like "business as usual," and I know you're doing your best. I can't tell you enough how much I appreciate you hanging in there. You've been focused on a "higher calling" of helping physicians and patients and it's along those lines that I'd like to talk to you today about VIOXX. As all of you know, Merck received a Warning Letter on VIOXX from the FDA. You received a MVX from Jo Jerman alerting you to this issue and yesterday you received a bulletin giving directions on how to respond to questions from customers about it. I have all the confidence in the world that you'll adhere to th
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5.  MVX for Vioxx
Document Date: 20011010
Search Terms in Context: Draft-Revised 10-10-01 MVX for VIOXX DWA to USHH field sales force 10/10/01 Hello everyone. This is David Anstice with a MVX going to the entire Field Sales Force. I realize you don't typically hear directly from me, but this message is one that is so important that I felt compelled to deliver it myself. As all of you know, Merck received a Warning Letter on VIOXX from the FDA. You received several bulletins giving you direction on issues raised in the letter and directions on bow to respond to questions from customers about it. It is important that you follow these directions. I also want to remind you how important it is to promote our products in conformance with Merck Policy Letters and consistent with the approved product labeling for them. I have all the confidence in the world that you'll adhere to those directions. I'd like to close by saying that you've heard us say many times lately that Merck firmly stands behind the overall and cardiovascular safety of VIOXX and we continue to affirm this wi
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6.  Remarks by Gilmartin -- strategic decisions conference
Document Date: 20000607
Search Terms in Context: Remarles by Raymond V. Gilmarfin Sanford Bernstein Strategic Decisions Conference Plaza Hotel, New York Wednesday, June 7,2000 At Merck, our strategy for growth is based on breakthrough research and demonstrating the value of our medicines. It's straightforward - and it works. Since mid-1996, we have been saying that our new medicines and our in-line products would have the potential to offset upcoming patent expirations. We're right on target: fifteen new medicines successfully launched since 1995 alone, and a strong pipeline - five new medicines in Phase lib and HI, two new vaccines in clinical trials, and several new mechanism treatments in early development. As Ed Scolnick, head of Merck research, told our shareholders at our annual meeting in April, this is the most productive time in the history of Merck research. So we're confident in our ability to deliver earnings growth rates competitive with the other leading health care companies through the year 2002. And we're confident in our long-term goa
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7.  Key Marketing Messages HHPAC
Document Date: 20000517
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8.  VIGOR Preliminary Results Slides
Document Date: 00000000
Search Terms in Context: Confidential - Subject To Protective Order MRK-ABK0011052 pgNbr=1 Confidential - Subject To Protective Order MRK-ABK0011053 pgNbr=2 Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) nonselectiveiy inhibit Cyclooxygenase 1 and 2 (COX-1 and CÖX-2) Inhibition of COX-2 provides the analgesic and anti-inflammatory properties of NSAIDS Inhibition of CÖX-1 results in the Gastrointestinal (Gl) toxicity of NSAIDs A COX-2 specific inhibitor will be an effective anti-inflammatory and analgesic medication with substantially reduced Gl toxicity compared with NSAIDs, . Confidential - Subject To Protective Order MRK-ABK0011054 pgNbr=3 Confidential - Subject To Protective Order MRK-ABK0011055 pgNbr=4 Confidential - Subject To Protective Order MRK-ABK0011056 pgNbr=5 Confidential - Subject To Protective Order MRK-ABK0011057 pgNbr=6 Confidential - Subject To Protective Order MRK-ABK0011058 pgNbr=7 Confidential - Subject To Protective Order MRK-ABK0011059 pgNbr=8 Confidential - Subject To Protective Ord
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9.  Remarks at Vioxx launch meeting
Document Date: 19990524
Search Terms in Context: evolved since its approval. But best of all, we've gotten feedback from our consulting physicians on our approach and presentation of the Vioxx data. And I'm not exaggerating when I tell you that feedback on our scientific excellence and balanced approach has been very, very positive. Reason number seven - Our specialty representatives have not only reached, theyVe surpassed their target
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10.  Merck Slide Show Presentation to FDA Advisory Committee
Document Date: 20010208
Corporate Author: Merck & Co., Inc
Search Terms in Context: FDA Arthritis Advisory Committee February 8, 2001 VIOXX™ Gastrointestinal Outcomes Research Trial (VIGOR) Bonnie Goldmann, M.D. Regulatory Affairs Merck Research Laboratories pgNbr=1 Cyclooxygenases Arachidonic Acid >.';>Ä:>?»»»r.->x->>»>>'/ir»; C02H Protection of Gastric Mucosa f Platelet Function ¦twsää&wsss Gastropathy and Antithrombotic Effects NSAIDs iBlIlllBIPl WÊËÈÊÊœÊÊÊÊËÊÈÊÊÈ I Effects on Na+ Balance Anti-inflammatory and Analgesie Effects 2 pgNbr=2 NSAID Gastropathy • One of the most common serious drug-related adverse events are NSAID-related serious upper Gl side effects • Estimated to result in 103,000 hospitalizations and 16,500 deaths per year in the US* *Wolfe.üchtenstein,Sinqh, NEJM 340:1888-1899, [19991. pgNbr=3 Cyclooxygenases ¦ »-"T >>>-rti V.><^0'^> ¦- Arachidonic Acid fRifiWrW^W-' C02H Selective COX-2 Inhibitors *mmm Anti-inflammatory and Analgesic Effects pgNbr=4 COX-2 Hypothesis • Selective COX-2 inhibitor should demonstrate: 1
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