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The Future of Medical Trials in America

By Maureen Milford
July 06, 2005

Four years have passed since the landmark Gelsinger case, in which attorney/modern-day crusader Alan Milstein of Sherman, Silverstein, Kohl, Rose & Podolsky, Pennsauken, NJ (and a member of this newsletter's Board of Editors) successfully brought suit on behalf of the family of Jesse Gelsinger, who died during a gene-therapy experiment at the University of Pennsylvania. From that point on, it became a brave new world. According to William Hirschborn, director of the office of Clinical Trials at Temple University School of Medicine in Philadelphia, who commented at the time: “Milstein opened the door for doctors to be held accountable.”

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