Dr. Raymond Woosley is vice president of health sciences and a professor of pharmacology at the University of Arizona, Tucson.

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For instance, Raymond Woosley , vice president of health research at the University of Arizona and a noted pharmacologist, has said that the antihistamine Chlor-Trimetron was originally approved not based on a clinical trial, but by a survey of doctors.

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"I think the drug companies are going to do some big, expensive trials, but until they're done with real objectivity, I worry, " says Raymond Woosley , vice president of health sciences at the University of Arizona and a noted drug-safety expert.

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"We need to ensure there is a benefit, not a liability, that we are giving to those seniors, " says Raymond Woosley , vice president for health sciences at the University of Arizona.

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