<i>WSJ</i> on the ENHANCE history, and ezetimibe singled out in the drug-approval process

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WSJ on the ENHANCE history, and ezetimibe singled out in the drug-approval process
An article in the Wall Street Journal reports on the delays and irregularities with ENHANCE, while Drs Bruce Psaty and Thomas Lumley get in on the ENHANCE discussion with a commentary appearing in the Journal of the American Medical Association.

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