Replies to post #115622 on Amarin Corp Plc (AMRN)

[rosemountbomber]

Of the couple of issues raised in the Adcom, the question concerning the inertness of the mineral oil placebo comes to mind. If that was a concern why is Amarin continuing with mineral oil as the placebo in Reduce-It --if they are???

I apologize in advance if it is incorrect that they are using such in the current trial. If they are, have they not stopped using it since Reduce-It had was already well in progress by the time of the Adcom and really could not change it at that point?

[Biobillionair]

An accurate assessment of what happened. The story unfortunately continued with NCE, SPA appeal, and First Amendment; all intertwined and settled with other forms of extortion. To forgive and forget is not in the best interest of Amarin stakeholders; to excuse what and how the FDA performed is unwise.
BB

[centurycom]

BB,

Further evidence that our gov't is inefficient at running programs and should not be involved in healthcare. Bureaucrats don't care about spending, waste, or efficiency just finding a place to stack their abundant action memorandums that re eive no action. I've seen this first hand as a gov't contractor piles of disorganized memorandums stacked ramdomly so when you walked in someone's office you knew they were not doing much because there was no accountability. If I saw it you know their boss saw the same thing. It's all a big money game to give people jobs they don't do. What a waste, sad really.