<t>Slightly different topic, but relevant as an example as to whether the MHRA are trustworthy enough to regulate themselves:<br/>
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www 24-7pressrelease.com forward slash view_press_release dot php?rID=11901<br/>
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"MHRA forbids Sweden to reveal Strattera suicide data<br/>
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<t>Hmm. Self regulation by the MHRA? As in Paul Flynn MP's article - it (and the MHRA's part in their approval of the trials) needs investigating by a group OTHER than the MHRA:<br/>
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Another of today's BBC items:<br/>
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<t>www guardian co uk Oct 04, 2005 (extract from full article)<br/>
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Since 1989, when the then prime minister, Margaret Thatcher, took drug regulation out of the hands of the Department of Health, the MHRA has been 100% funded by the pharmaceutical companies. <br/>
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The MHRA's ...

<t>www paulflynnmp co uk<br/>
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No Whitewash on drugs trial probe.<br/>
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“The regulators must not be allowed to investigate themselves”<br/>
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Paul Flynn MP (Newport West) who last week criticised the UK drug regulatory body the ...