Word: nutley
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...TIME, Dec. 16), was sparked last week by the death of a San Francisco woman whose physician prescribed it. A coroner's jury ruled that her death (of hepatitis) was directly due to the drug, which is trade-named Marsilid by its maker, Hoffman-La Roche Inc. of Nutley. N.J. In January and February the drug house cut the recommended daily dosage for moderately depressed patients from 150 milligrams to a maximum of 50. It tried to notify most practicing U.S. physicians, but the information never reached the woman's doctor. Last week the company began renotifying some...
FREDERIC B. LEACH Nutley...
...author-lecturer, who has denied frequent accusations of his being a Communist, expressed "faith that our courts will ultimately uphold my position." Also indicated with Lamont were Attorney Abraham Unger and Albert Shadowits of Nutley...
last month bought out the Rich Child Cycle Co. of Nutley, N.J., for many years one of its distributors in the U.S., and plans to make lightweight bikes in the plant...
Because ringworm is caused by various fungi, cures that worked somewhere else had no certainty of curing the Soo. Most effective help came from Hoffmann-La Roche, Inc., of Nutley, N.J., which followed up the TIME story by sending Dr. Ruth Wolfe to hold rallies in which she taught mothers to use an experimental drug called R02-2453. Hoffmann-La Roche flew in 200 cases of this new medicine to help stop the spreading fungus...