I can't shake these stories. We didn't write about them, so they didn't make the cut for us to offer to readers.
But I can't get them out of my head, for a variety of reasons – curiosity, dismay, who knows? Take a look:
|1. The anti-absenteeism drug
Vioxx is a joint pain drug that was on the market starting in 1999 until it was removed in 2004 because studies showed it could lead to increased risk of heart attack and stroke.
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