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  1. Thalidomide: patented in Germany as a non-toxic cure-all for sleeplessness and morning sickness. A wonder drug with no side effects. We know differently now. Today, thalidomide is a byword for tragedy and drug reform – a sign of what happens when things aren’t done ‘the right way’.

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  3. 24 de jun. de 2019 · Frances Kelsey, pharmacologist was the woman who banned Thalidomide, a drug used to help for morning sickness in the first stages of pregnancy, in the United States. Even it was approved in several European countries and other places, she wanted to see at the FDA, where she approved pills, data it really was OK.

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  5. Frankie: The Woman Who Saved Millions from Thalidomide Thalidomide: patented in Germany as a non-toxic cure-all for sleeplessness and morning sickness. A wonder drug with no side-effects.

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  7. Thalidomide: patented in Germany as a non-toxic cure-all for sleeplessness and morning sickness. A wonder drug with no side effects. We know differently now. Today, thalidomide is a byword for tragedy and drug reform—a sign of what happens when things aren't done 'the right way'.