Article by Jim Edwards in Bnet, being reasonable (he recently took some heavy incoming artillery from a major Pharma that succeeded in getting one of his articles pulled of the internet for a few hours, and it came back with revisions; Jim tells it like it is the best he sees it.)
http://www.bnet.com/blog/drug-busine...awer-container

In the last two paragraphs, he shows again why lots of people dread his columns, because he shines a bright light in dark corners. He ends with this:

Jim Edwards said, on Bnet (CBS interactive):

It’s good that Merck is finally opening up about this issue and moving to repair some of the damage to its reputation that it created with its own patients since the shortage began.
Nonetheless, it’s surprising that the mainstream press has mostly failed to cover this issue. Clearly, there’s more here than meets the eye. Merck has not revealed the name of the supplier who made the “decision” that triggered the switch. It’s astonishing that healthcare providers, doctors and regulatory authorities have shown such little curiosity as to how this happened.