Alexander Harris, drug trials solicitors representing the family of a 28 year old in a critical condition after taking the anti-inflammatory drug TBN1412 as part of a drug trial confirms that it is very unlikely that a statement will be issued today.
If the media have any specific questions, they should email Jenny Cocker at jenny.cocker@alexanderharris.co.uk Please state your name, organisation, contact details and succinct question(s).
The firm is thankful for the many messages of support. These have been relayed to the family. The firm is also thankful for the variety of useful information provided by journalists, medics and lawyers etc.
Further notice to the press
We note that there is information in this morning's papers which may suggest the background and identity of the 28 year old who remains critically ill in Northwick Park Hospital.
The family wish his identity to remain undisclosed and the firm is unable to confirm the accuracy of the information contained within the papers.
The family ask the media to respect their right to privacy and refrain from approaching them.
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