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February 28, 2008

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Hey if a multi national company like Pfizer can not control its spokespersons or employees the it says a lot about them. That is why these companies pay lawyers millions of dollars!!! They come with iron clad contracts to protect them from people associated with their compnay ruining its image. As for Dr. Jarvik...good for you and keep flying your freak flag proud.
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Pfizer, after pulling the Lipitor advertising with Dr. Jarvik (who is the inventor of the Jarvik artificial heart), this week stated that the “way in which we presented Dr. Jarvik in these ads has, unfortunately, led to misimpressions and distractions.”

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Pfizer, after pulling the Lipitor advertising with Dr. Jarvik (who is the inventor of the Jarvik artificial heart), this week stated that the “way in which we presented Dr. Jarvik in these ads has, unfortunately, led to misimpressions and distractions.”

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Pfizer, after pulling the Lipitor advertising with Dr. Jarvik (who is the inventor of the Jarvik artificial heart), this week stated that the “way in which we presented Dr. Jarvik in these ads has, unfortunately, led to misimpressions and distractions.”

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OMG.. how could we expect such a bullish things from the spokesperson of a bigger rather most popular brand? Its devastating to knew such a news from these guys.

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