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I work on these pharmaceutical  cases all the time, please stay away from any  new drug that has not been on the market for more than five years (especially anti- arthritic medications) unless the benefit outweighs the risk for you personally. Also, read the labels, i.e. any thing that says " in some cases this drug may have severe reactions, etc."  Read that stuff!  Aleve is safer than all of them for arthritis if you eat before you take it and don't have ulcers. Forget about all the new stuff that is coming out to quickly replace Vioxx, Celebrex, etc. They are just trying to cover their lost profits from taking those drugs off the market. The drug companies don't give a darn about your health are are only trying to make a buck. They pay big bucks to doctors for clinical trials, grants, and lavish them with perks.  It's not the doctors fault either, most of these big companies conceal this information from the medical...
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