...finds himself at the center of a firestorm involving the cholesterol drug that fueled the company's reversal of fortune. The furor over Vytorin threatens the reputation of the drug industry's golden boy and, some say, his job. Schering-Plough and Merck & Co., partners on Vytorin, have been on the defensive since mid-January, when preliminary data of a long-completed study were finally released. The mixed results and the time lag led to accusations that the companies hid or intentionally delayed them to protect the cash cow that accounts for about 70% of Schering's profit.For the full story on the problems Hassan and Schering Plough face read the story.
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