Scher And Hussein Have Their Rights

Howard Scher and Maha Hussein each did their best to scuttle Provenge approval after the positive FDA Panel vote even with their votes against efficacy by writing protest letters to the FDA that were fortuitously leaked to a non-peer reviewed newsletter published by people with no medical background. This gave cover for denial of approval in the face of the Panel's scientific opinion that would have militated for approval. Afterward each expressed qualms for their safety. Barrister Ming advises that each obtain a Court Order Of Protection requiring anyone who ever posted derogatory denunciations on the IV or Yahoo Dendreon Boards to remain more than 100 feet away at all times. Moreover, under the aegis of the Court Order this should also include anyone that either has or could get PC. Lastly, anyone with an insurable interest in the latter parties or is dependent upon them for emotional or financial support or could be the victim of lost services from said parties must also be subject to the order. Upon reflection Barrister Ming understands this to mean that both Scher and Hussein would also come within the ambit of their respective Orders of Protection and would thus be required under the Law to remain more than 100 feet away from themselves and each other at all times.