Physicians themselves haven't lost anything. As long as revenue is there, they're getting paid.

We think this is a good move for Johnson and Johnson. It boosts their pharmaceutical (sales) growth also brings them expertise in research and development of drug delivery.

These are dedicated doctors, who take care of very sick patients. It's a doctor's duty to care. Care in the field doesn't change.

The company gave me confidence that they have next-generation products for markets that they currently participate in. Additionally, for the large markets where they are not players, the company is developing compounds.

Physicians must be free to make clinical determinations, in accordance with medical standards of care, that best safeguard a woman's life and health. Women and their families, along with their doctors, are simply better than politicians at making decisions about their medical care.

We wanted to see if physicians could identify the clues that were provided, so that they could make the proper diagnosis.