As in the children's study alluded to above [ 1], PK results were not disclosed to the caretakers unless clinical problems were suspected to be associated with inappropriate drug dosages.
Documents already disclosed show how for years officials were privately discussing how to cope with a matter that they knew if disclosed to the public would cause serious problems.
The researchers said they had then discovered a weakness in the code meaning that it could be compromised, and added that there was a strong public interest that the information be disclosed to ensure the problem was addressed.
Those messages assumed a new degree of seriousness this week as the Justice Department disclosed it had started a criminal investigation into whether the White House intentionally kept the messages from investigators and threatened computer specialists not to disclose the problem to anyone.
"Certainly any time that happens, it hurts a newspaper, it hurts a newspaper's staff, and the only way I think to exorcise the damage is to disclose the problem and acknowledge it and apologize for it".
Filings with the U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission (Nokia trades as an ADR on the New York Stock Exchange) failed to disclose the problem of lending 100% of the purchase price of equipment to a company as tiny as Telsim or the lack of any personal guarantees from the Uzans.
So she chose to disclose the problem with her shin.
The Justice Department is investigating whether the White House intentionally withheld the messages and threatened computer specialists not to disclose the problem.
Finally, we need to ask: If companies that use software exploits to compromise targets in the public interest come to learn that other, less savory individuals are using the same exploits for ignoble purposes, do they have an obligation to disclose the problem?
Guidant was slow to disclose the problems to doctors.
