intervenMediator: Servier would have ed to correct a Senate report

Servier Laboratories intervened in June a Senate report on the Ombudsman minimizes liability and insists that the drug agency, said on Tuesday, September 13, Le Figaro, citing excerpts from wiretaps placed on the register test. The report's author, Sen. Maria Teresa Hermange UMP, has categorically denied these claims.

Have tapped a conversation between the group's operations director Servier, Jean-Philippe Seta, and Claude Griscelli, a former member of the Council of State, Professor of Pediatrics and Genetics, former Director General of Inserm. M. Griscelli Servier leader said as speaker of the Senate Hermange, the madam, "asked to
go to work with her in the Senate." "I did things that were not zero importance, but of course I looked for key phrases, important eh .. he was referring to the responsibility of Servier," said Professor Griscelli manager of Servier. "Therefore, I changed many things," said Claude Griscelli.

According to Le Figaro, a professor of pediatrics and genetics of "great importance" to the senator explained that the evaluation study of 500 drug-related deaths "is not scientifically valid." "This is the most important because, in contrast, increased criticism can do much to Afssaps," the drug agency says Griscelli.

"Forty years of close relationship"

These wiretaps were conducted as part of research in Paris for "aggravated deception", "illegal capture interest for a person performing a public function" and "illegal participation of an employee in a company controlled." The Senate report entitled "Reform of the drug, finally," published on June 28 proposed changes in the marketing of drugs.

Meanwhile, the lawyer for victims' associations "(AVIM), Jean-Christophe Coubre said he did" not surprised "by the revelations" that show the forty years of close relations between Servier and policies. "