Glaxo Chief: Our Drugs Do Not Work on Most Patients, page 1
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reply posted on 6-1-2004 @ 09:43 AM by ultra_phoenix
I don't know why, but I saved that webpage on my HD.



reply posted on 6-1-2004 @ 10:44 AM by junglejake
They're a genetic company. They may make drugs, but I guarentee they're about to come out with a new product, one that will take a genetic "fingerprint" to find which drugs would work best with you. Check this out, to see what I mean:

www.npcnow.org...

I originally read about this in a New Scientist. If this genetic company can create a scare out there that drugs aren't really working on them, people will demand their new product. Or possibly he wants his company to start doing that, and this was just part of the internal politics.

If his statement is true, 30% - 50%, I must be in the minority on all drugs...


reply posted on 6-1-2004 @ 10:57 AM by intelgurl
Originally posted by BlackJackal
So I guess this goes to show that Drug Companies are just out to take your money. This just shows that they could care less if you take potentially harmful drugs for no reason just as long as they make their money.

Oh come on now Jackal... don't stop taking your xanax yet...

What it means and what Dr. Roses was saying in this speech is that due to genetic differences in people the drug that works on one person may not work on the next...
Dr Roses is a geneticist and is pushing his valid belief that with further research in genetics theraputic pharmacology would be greatly improved by attacking illness and disorders at the genetic level.

The speech was not a suicidal ploy at exposing the pharmacuetical industry as a fraud but rather admonishing other researchers to point their research in this direction to make theraputic pharmacology all the more effective.

I spoke to a good friend who's an MD this morning concerning the "Akansas Flu Deaths" thread and we touched on this too -
he said that 90% of pharmaceuticals are theraputic drugs, and that currently doctors have to use a hit and miss tactic in treating disorders.
If one drug doesn't produce results they change to another until they find one that works with that particular patient.

It seems that Dr. Roses is onto something in his research and that the future looks considerably brighter in theraputic pharmacology thanks to his push into genetics.

Wow, I sure did write a long post on something that is totally not related to my professional field....
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