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Along the way , we 'll familiarize ourselves with the vast and growing body of electronic resources for those who do family history . Along Jermyn Street are the custom shirtmakers and bootmakers . " ATLANTIC CITY , N.J. ( AP ) Merck & Co. won a major victory in the battle over its Vioxx painkiller Thursday when a New Jersey state jury found that the drugmaker properly warned consumers about the risks of the medication . ATLANTIC CITY , N.J. ( AP ) Three years before it pulled Vioxx off the market , Merck & Co. publicly touted the safety of its arthritis drug in promotional campaigns and a news release , prompting a rebuke by federal regulators , according to documents shown to jurors Tuesday in a product liability trial over the drug.Jurors also saw excerpts of a study published by a U.S. Food and Drug Administration epidemiologist that said up to 140,000 Vioxx users suffered heart complications due to the drug while Vioxx was on the market between 1999 and 2004.The documents were shown in court on a day mainly focused on the combative cross-examination of a cardiology expert testifying for plaintiff Frederick " Mike " Humeston.Defending his opinions in a series of testy exchanges with Merck lawyer Stephen Raber , Dr. Benedict Lucchesi stood by his assertion that Vioxx — even if taken only once — could boost a person 's risk of heart attack or stroke . Over the course of the semester , it will be our collective mission to articulate and probe those questions . The drugs block the Cox-2 enzyme that promotes inflammation , but protect the stomach lining , unlike other anti-inflammatory drugs.There is no proof that either short-term or long-term use of the now-withdrawn painkiller leads to increased risk of serious cardiovascular complications , according to Gaziano , one of Merck 's final witnesses in the seven-week trial . Another was listed in serious condition and the third was in fair condition , both at Lakeview Medical Center.Hunter Bill Wagner , 72 , of Oshkosh , was about two miles away near Deer Lake with a party of about 20 other hunters . " It 's unlike any pain I ever felt , " Frederick Mike Humeston said of his heart attack . In the 1890s , there were over fifty theatres in greater London , most of the them in the West End , a half dozen alone along Shaftesbury Avenue , which had been completed in 1886 as part of an urban renewal plan off of Picadilly Circus . Authorities found two bodies near each other and the others were scattered over 100 yards . As he ran along the alley he was conscious that his eyes went up to the caves as if something drew them . Lawyers from both sides said such a trial would be very short and would begin soon , but the judge has not announced specific plans.Even if jurors decide Merck did adequately warn doctors , they still must consider a second charge : whether Merck committed consumer fraud in its marketing of the drug to prescribing physicians by giving them misleading information or omitting certain information about Vioxx risks.The most money jurors can award Humeston if they find that Merck committed such fraud is the $ 30 he paid toward the cost of his Vioxx prescriptions . She was coming over him now ; he knew by the alteration of the very air of the room when she was near him ; and that soft thrill of bliss that had begun to stir in him never came unless she was beckoning , beckoning . " Think about whether that adds up , " said Sullivan.Last August , Merck lost the first trial over Vioxx when a Texas jury awarded $ 253 million in damages to the widow of a Vioxx user who was a marathon runner .