They responded via FAQ on the website.
The study did not use Vassepa and has nothing to do with Vascepa so it would be hard for them to get giant media coverage like the initial report.
They cannot come out and say anything definitive on a study they had no involvement in so not sure what people think they would say that would get any type of play that would be factual and be picke dup by mass media.
In 2011 when the same people said DHA causes cancer, the same thing happenned and GSK, as they are also doing now, ignored them and let the science community debunk.
GSK is more in the target hairs of this false report and they are doing the same as AMRN, actually less as AMRN, at least AMRN addressed on their website. GSK is doing what you are supposed to do, ignoring it, if you spend time attacking it all you do is give it some legitimacy.