Vaughn v. GD Searle & Company

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• holding that, where a different warning would not have changed doctor’s behavior, the plaintiff could not establish proximate cause
• holding that, where a different warning would not have changed doctor's behavior, the plaintiff could not establish proximate cause
• judgment of plaintiff reversed; physicians who were not told of plaintiff's symptoms could not have related any warning to plaintiff's case

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