we can take the profit and put it back into research for this disease. he still hasn t lowered the price something he promised to do four weeks ago. he won t tell us why he hasn t. too small amount of patients use it. his company was the only pharmaceutical selling this drug. that got if you can sell it for a dollar a pill? how much does it cost to make this? that s a good question. it s less than a doll haar a pi with the drug outrageously priced, they sense a market opportunity. a chance to help the patients that ska really outraged with a close cousin of the pill. why not make more money? isn t that what your companies are about? there s a point of inflexion if we try to push the limits and collect more money, we go against everything we ve stood for as an organization.
isn t that what drug companies are all about? there s a point of inflexion if we try to push the limits and collect more money, we go against everything we ve stood for as an organization. their mission is to get affordable reform lagss to patients in need says imprimis. it s still a for-profit company. opening bell this summer. 99 krepts a pill. that s profit enough they say. their facebook page flooded with support. bravo, heroes. patients call in with emotional thank yous. thank you. thank you for saving lives. does greed have to be the rule when it comes to pharmaceuticals in america? absolutely not. cnn s kyung lah reporting there. as for shkreli, he told fox news, there is not a threat. this is not a threat to us. i think that it s a publicity stunt and that i wish this company the best of luck. but i have faith in our team and
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that any kind of action on his part, whether it was bending of the head a rotation or a flexion or an extension of the head, any of those types of activities would have severed the cord even further. so i think it was a two-step situation. i think the initial injury to the vertebrae happened before he entered the van and the severance of the cord was exacerbated and continued in the van. that would explain, i think, the observations that we ve all made. wow. dr. lawrence kobilinsky thank you for your time. much more of today s breaking news ahead. we re expecting a police briefing just a few minutes away. stay with us.
compression would have been tremendous and unrestrained movement of the body in a hyper hyperflection, hyperextension to the nth degree. if the legs are shackled and he s not able to control his body, and if the van deliberately recklessly negligently, unavoidably could you show that again? we didn t get the gesture on camera. this would be flexion and hyperflexion all the way down. extension all the way back. the whiplash injury that people sometime sue for. well just think if your head is going violently forward violently backward and you are you have no control and especially if your legs are shackledand. you can t use them to give you support and some balance and strength to control your body,