France slimming Drug "Mei Tuo" suspected to cause hundreds of people died

Information picture France Servier Company produced "Mei Tuo" (mediator) diet pills suspected to cause hundreds of people died. In early 2011, France has a shocking global medical scandal-the country's pharmaceutical giant Servier company produced the weight loss drug "Mei Tuo" (mediator) allegedly killed hundreds of people, the company was accused of deliberately concealing the side effects of drugs, deceive consumers, the French government has been a failure of supervision, and even media said,　　There is a high likelihood of "collusion" in the case.　　Two years on, the scandal has not subsided, with victims complaining that their entitlement to state compensation has been delayed, while Servier founder Louise Schwieja was formally investigated for involuntary manslaughter, the Guardian reported January 7. January 15, 2011, the French Public Affairs Inspectorate to the Ministry of Health submitted to the Servier company produced by the United States to reduce weight loss drug investigation report.　　The survey reported that the prescription drug should have been completely deactivated in 1999, because at the time there were reports that the drug would cause heart disease, but the matter was not taken seriously. It is reported that the United States, the main component of the benzene fluoride lei, is an effective appetite inhibitor, 1976 on the French market, began to overweight people with diabetes, after the effect of inhibiting appetite is obvious and is used to lose weight.　　As of November 2009, the French took more than 5 million people when it was ordered to withdraw from the city. Daniel Mollon, a retired police officer in Albi, France, has had a thyroid disease and doctors recommend that it be taken to avoid overweight. "Ironically, my body was always standard, I had 3 kids, and my friends always said I looked skinny." I keep a healthy diet and often go hiking. However, I still follow the doctor's advice to take 3 times a day, the United States, insisted for 5 years. Then, the terrible side effects came, my reaction slowed down, my movements were slow, and I had an open chest surgery for a heart attack. Now, my body is very poor, breathing difficulties, walk a few steps will breathe, my life will be greatly shortened. I hate pharmaceutical companies, they ruin my life.　　In fact, Murom's encounter is not an exception. According to a report published by the French authorities, some 500 people have died in more than 30 years as a result of a heart valve lesion using the U.S. pedicle extension. Reports from other agencies show that the US has killed as many as 2000 people.　　Another thousands of people had cardiovascular complications from taking the drug and could not live normally. The French Servier reported that the company had known it was an appetite inhibitor before it went on sale, but tried to fool consumers by blurring the drug. "When the Servier was on the market in 1976, the company introduced the new drug with its potential efficacy, calling it an adjuvant for the treatment of hyperlipidemia and Ⅱ diabetes," he said. "Louise Schwieja, a 90-year-old founder of Servier, was formally investigated on suspicion of manslaughter. Louis is France's Nineth richest, playing a pivotal role in French politics. He often organizesThe dinner of politicians and corporate celebrities is very much in friendship with many senior government officials. Shortly before the start of the scandal, he took over from President Nicolas Sarkozy the government's highest honor, the French Legion of Honor.