Thousands of Thalidomide victims, who were born disabled as a result of its use, rejected the "insult" apology made by the German drug firm that produced the drug. In its first apology for the scandal in 50 years, Grunenthal said on Friday it was "very sorry" for its silence towards victims of the drug, which was sold to pregnant women in the 1950s and early 1960s to cure morning sickness. But victims said the apology was too little, too late for the ...Sunday 2 September 2012
Thalidomide Survivors Reject Drug Firm's Apology
Thousands of Thalidomide victims, who were born disabled as a result of its use, rejected the "insult" apology made by the German drug firm that produced the drug. In its first apology for the scandal in 50 years, Grunenthal said on Friday it was "very sorry" for its silence towards victims of the drug, which was sold to pregnant women in the 1950s and early 1960s to cure morning sickness. But victims said the apology was too little, too late for the ...
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