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Novartis AG Officials Hid Bone Drugs’ Risks, Lawyer Tells Jurors

November 2, 2010 | 
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Bloomberg -- Novartis AG officials downplayed risks that the drugmaker’s bone-strengthening medicines Aredia and Zometa could destroy patients’ jaws, a lawyer for a woman suing the company told a North Carolina jury.
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