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NEW YORK (AP) -- Pfizer Inc. said Friday it is pulling its blood pressure drug Thelin off the market and stopping all clinical trials because the drug can cause fatal liver damage.
 Thelin is sold in the European Union  Canada  and Australia as an oral treatment for severe pulmonary arterial hypertension  or high blood pressure in the pulmonary artery. Pfizer said a review of data from clinical trials and post-marketing reports showed a new link to liver injury. It also consulted with experts about the link between Thelin and the deaths of two patients.
 Liver damage was a known side effect of Thelin and similar drugs  the company said. Pfizer said the withdrawal was voluntary and added that it has withdrawn its filing for marketing approval in the U.S.
 Since there are other treatment options  Pfizer said the benefits of Thelin don't outweigh the risks. It is stopping all studies of the oral drug  which Pfizer acquired in 2008 when it bought Encysive Pharmaceuticals Inc. Encysive had been trying to win marketing approval for Thelin since 2005  but the Food and Drug Administration said it was not effective enough. Other agencies only approved the drug for hypertension that was so debilitating that patients' physical activity was severely limited.
 The chemical name of Thelin is sitaxsentan.
Citing liver damage Pfizer withdraws Thelin

2018 Winter Olympics: Mike Pence tweets '#FAKENEWS' on report about skater Adam Rippon
At about the same time as Pence took to Twitter  a White House official was explaining to reporters traveling with the vice president to South Korea that  Pence 's team did contact the U.S. Olympic Committee. But the vice president's office was offering— not requesting — a meeting with Rippon and wanted to give the skater as much space as possible. The official declined to be identified.
Columnist Christine Brennan reported on Wednesday that  Pence  had become so concerned about criticism he faced from Rippon  an openly gay athlete  that his staff reached out to the USOC to set up a conversation between the two.
Headed to the Olympics to cheer on #TeamUSA. One reporter trying to distort 18 yr old nonstory to sow seeds of division. We won’t let that happen! #FAKENEWS. Our athletes are the best in the world and we are for ALL of them! #TEAMUSA — Vice President Mike Pence (@VP) February 8  2018
.@Adaripp I want you to know we are FOR YOU. Don’t let fake news distract you. I am proud of you and ALL OF OUR GREAT athletes and my only hope for you and all of #TeamUSA is to bring home the gold. Go get ‘em! — Vice President Mike Pence (@VP) February 8  2018
“ You mean Mike Pence  the same Mike Pence that funded gay conversion therapy ? I’m not buying  it  ” Rippon responded.
Around the same time that  Pence  sent out his two tweets over the reports about his spat with Rippon  a White House official confirmed that the vice president's chief of staff Nick Ayers called U.S. Olympic Committee CEO Scott Blackmun after Rippon had initially criticized  Pence  last month.
Rippon’s criticism of  Pence  was over language on a campaign website that some LGBT activists say shows that as a congressman the vice president had supported gay conversion therapy.
Ayers told Blackmun that the criticism of  Pence  was untrue and that he never supported gay conversion therapy  the White House official told reporters. When the issue surfaced during the 2016 presidential campaign   Pence 's then press secretary  Marc Lotter  also denied that  Pence  supported the policy.
Ayers offered to have someone from the vice president's team explain to Rippon the confusion over  Pence 's stance. Ayers also said that  Pence  would meet with Rippon or speak with him over the phone if he preferred  the White House official said.
Winter Olympics: Official says offer not request to talk with skater made

If the written descriptions of  Matt Lauer ’s despicably creepy behavior toward  his  female colleagues published earlier today haven’t caused you to lose your appetite  this video might just send you over the edge.
Shortly after Meredith Viera started at Today in September 2006  a local NBC affiliate mistakenly stayed with the in-studio live feed during a commercial break and caught this interaction between  Lauer  and Viera  who was bending over the table to pick up her script.
By watching  Lauer ’s expression one can determine the exact moment Viera’s cleavage comes into his view. It’s difficult to say which is creepier –  Lauer ’s facial expression  or the way  he  tells Viera  “Pretty sweater. Keep bending over like that. It’s a nice view.”
 Lauer  acts as if talking to a co-worker like that is normal  and no one in the studio calls him on his behavior. It was clearly just a way of life at NBC News.

Gross! Matt Lauer Caught On Video Creeping on Viera (WATCH)