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How about the following:
- Acknowledge that your drug is not "God's Gift to Diabetics"
- Start proper mortality studies earlier
- Don't bully medics who raise legitimate concerns
- Don't promote the hell out of product and deny any issues exist.
More suggestions gratefully received.
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