Dear Subscriber

Although the manufacturer of the pharmaceutical drug Vioxx just recalled it from the market on September 30, 2004, HendlerLaw has been investigating the risks of Vioxx for over a year. We are presently reviewing cases of people who have suffered heart attacks, stroke and other serious side effects while taking this dangerous painkiller.

With all the recent news about the recall of Vioxx, we thought it would be helpful to draw your attention to some of the most interesting stories, reports and information we have found on the subject.

• Questions about the Vioxx recall
• Alternatives to Vioxx
• Getting reimbursed for unused Vioxx
• Understanding your legal rights

We have also filtered through dozens of the many news stories that have been written about Vioxx this past week, and have provided links to them in the news section below.

If you have additional questions, please visit our Vioxx resource website at www.vioxx-advice.com, or feel free to contact us.

Sincerely,
Scott Hendler

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