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    River Blindness MERCK AND RIVER BLINDNESS Does Dr. Roy Vagelos or Merck and Co. have a responsibility to pursue R&D for a human version of Ivermectin‚ the drug for river blindness? Lets take this question to a positive evaluation. Developing a drug to combat river blindness has potential costs and benefits. Merck discovered an opportunity to treat millions of infected people around the world but knew that the drug would probably never see commercial use. Investing millions

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    (CDM)...................................5 3.3. International Emissions Trading (IET)......................................5 4.1CDM Projects in India..................................................................6 Scope for Indian companies.......................................................6 Conclusion..................................................................................8 References........................................................................

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    from further losses in future. The top management of any company should consider the consequences of shutting down its several operations and lay off employees‚ on the employee morale and the motivation to work among employees. Companies not only downsize at the time of recession but they usually lay off employees for several other reasons as well. It is usually claimed that downsizing is done in order to quickly improve profits‚ a company in trouble identifies its largest expenses‚ which is in most

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    can a software package alone bring down a large company?" An ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) and an automated warehousing systems‚ if they were poorly designed and installed could only be useless at worst. Even as ERP system designed to sabotage a company is not enough to make a business belly up. The ERP is but an improvement of the system. The ERP package is like psychoanalysis – it tries to get to the bottom of the problem to make the company know itself better and become a better organization

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    patent. In 1995‚ Merck entered into a licensed agreement and collaboration to hold the rights to market Gardisil in all countries accept Australia and New Zealand. Merck was invested heavily in Gardasil‚ spending $1.2 billion in fifteen years before seeking approval from the FDA. After results of all phase trials were impressive‚ Merck moved for FDA approval. Merck hoped to receive approval before a competitive drug‚ known as Cervarix was approved. If so‚ it would guarantee Mercks first mover advantage

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    15‚ 2011 Merck‚ the FDA‚ and the Vioxx Recall In 1999 the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) had approved Vioxx‚ what would become Merck’s “blockbuster” drug. Although the FDA had approved the drug there was uncertainty of the safety of drug. Vioxx was approved to treat a variety of conditions‚ such as osteoarthritis and acute pain‚ but there was also a chance that it would increase cardiovascular problems. What I found most interesting about this case was the changes in how drugs are brought

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    Tennessee does not regulate licensing for the paralegal profession because lawyers are required to supervise and instruct their paralegal employees directly. The lawyers also have to accept all responsibility for the work their paralegals do. Tennessee does not have any set education or training standards. However‚ the numbers of paralegals seeking education are increasing. There are voluntary programs that encourage a high-level of achievement from which paralegals can get a certification. The

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    Merck (MRK) experienced only minute changes over the period that I held onto it. During this time‚ Merck experienced both positives and negatives‚ and these different experiences helped to balance the value of the company’s stock. At the beginning of the year‚ Merck successfully “acquired IOmet‚” a company that produces “innovative medicines for the treatment of cancer.” With this new subsidiary‚ Merck will most likely experience an increase in profits

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    1.0 Introduction Merck & co also know as Merck Sharp & Dohme‚ MSD outside the United States and Canada. Merck is known internationally as an American pharmceutical giant. In 1668‚ in Germany‚ a drug store had been purchased by Jacob Friedrich Merck fom whom it originates and later on Emanuel Merck had taken over the store in 1816. Merck is not only one of the largest pharmaceutical companies but also has published many series of medical reference books. Merck had always been admired worldwide for

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    Merck and Co.‚ River Blindness Ethical Case Analysis Lennard de Jong Excelsior College Author Note This paper was prepared for Business Ethics‚ Ethical Case Analysis‚ taught by Dr. Moser. Introduction and Situational Analysis The ethical dilemma in Merck and River Blindness is whether to pursue research that may or may result in profit‚ or to choose the safe option and go for profit rather than researching the drug. The drug could possibly lead to curing the deadly and detrimental disease

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