Drugs giant Glaxo Smith Kline has been fined $230,000 by a court in Argentina.
Fourteen babies died during trials of a vaccine called Synflorix.
The firm's been criticised over the way it handled the testing. From Argentina, Teresa Bo reports.
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google this : ... google this : guatemalan? std experiment
you don't think it could possibly happen again???
google this - ... google this - guatemalan std experiment
you don't think it could possibly happen? again???
google? this : ... google? this : guatemalan std experiment
you don't think it could possibly happen again???
Youtube: ... Youtube: GlaxoSmithKline kills 14 babies and? they r fined $230,000?
Me: wiki
Wiki: GlaxoSmithKline is the third-largest pharmaceutical company measured by revenues
Me: f**k!
Jesus: I know!
YA RBB? ESHFENI. YA RBB? ESHFENI.
f**kers !!? f**kers !!?
That's murder, he ... That's murder, he was already sick, you never vaccinate when sick as it makes you sick, so making a sick? child sicker, is assault in my mind if you use a club or a biological weapon, either way, he died, they stuck him in the arm, there you go.
aww,? yeah, the old ... aww,? yeah, the old "drop a nuke on 'em bastards!", the solution to everything! :)
International ... International pharmaceutical companies have been? using poor, third world countries as drug testing grounds for decades, this is not news, it is in fact criminal.
- They need to ... - They need to drop? a mini-nuke on this company!
There? should be ... There? should be jail time for the company owners
There should be ... There should be jail?
Just business as ... Just business as usual , there should be? jail time for comp. owners
This is beyond sad. ... This is beyond sad...?
Fines!!! should? be ... Fines!!! should? be prosecuted...
The title should ... The title should say Argentina fines GlaxoSmithKline....? I tweeted this and changed it to attract attention....
There will be ... There will be justice in this world or the next. Genocide- just like w/Guatemalans, native Americans, southern blacks, Indians, etc. Study the history of these companies....you will know they have been this way since at least the 1930's- thanks to nazis. Some nazis were? brought over from Germany to the U.S. to continue mind control experiments instead of prosecuting them. This stuff should be all over the front pages.
@ArutPerumJoyti yep ... @ArutPerumJoyti yep,? a reasonable cost on Glaxo's balance sheet compared to that of ensuring their drugs are safe.
$230,000 is? a ... $230,000 is? a pittance and an insult.
thats just chump ... thats just chump change to them. they are probably laughing at the whole? thing!
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