Elmiron, a popular prescription drug used to treat interstitial cystitis (IC), has been at the center of controversy and legal action in recent years. Thousands of former Elmiron users have filed lawsuits claiming that long-term use of the interstitial cystitis medication has caused them to suffer vision loss and other serious eye conditions. Research has […]
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In a recent landmark decision, Bayer AG’s subsidiary, Monsanto, was ordered by a Missouri jury to pay a staggering $1.56 billion in damages in the latest Roundup trial. The verdict, one of the largest in the five-year litigation over Roundup, comes as a major blow to the German pharmaceutical and chemical company, raising new questions
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Suboxone, a medication used to treat opioid addiction, has been touted as a safe and effective drug since its introduction in 2002. However, recent lawsuits against the drug manufacturer, Indivior, suggest that Suboxone may cause long-term dental damage and tooth decay. Former users have reported severe dental decay, tooth loss, and other serious oral health
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Tepezza (teprotumumab) has emerged as a groundbreaking treatment for thyroid eye disease, offering hope to patients with this rare condition. Approved by the FDA in January 2020, Tepezza has shown remarkable efficacy in reducing eye bulging and double vision. However, like any medication, it is important to be aware of the potential adverse events associated
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In recent years, there has been a significant increase in the number of product liability lawsuits related to Bard implantable port devices, commonly known as port-a-caths. Port-a-caths, manufactured by companies like Becton, Dickinson and Company, C.R. Bard, and Bard Access Systems, are designed to facilitate the delivery of medication and fluids to patients through an
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Suboxone, a medication commonly prescribed for opioid addiction, has recently come under scrutiny for its potential to cause serious dental problems in patients. One individual, David Sorensen, recently filed a product liability lawsuit against the manufacturers of Suboxone, claiming that the opioid addiction drug’s high acidity caused him to suffer tooth decay and permanent dental
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In the world of medical treatments, port-a-caths, also known as implantable ports or subcutaneous ports, have become a common tool for delivering medications and fluids directly into a patient’s bloodstream. These devices, which are implanted under the skin, provide healthcare professionals with easy access to a patient’s veins, making treatments such as chemotherapy more convenient
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Earlier this week, pharmaceutical and biotechnology giant Bayer was ordered to pay $332 million in damages to a man who claimed his cancer was caused by exposure to the company’s Roundup weed killer. The verdict includes $7 million in compensatory damages and $325 million in punitive damages designed to punish the company for failing to
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In a significant blow to pharmaceutical giant Bayer AG, a Philadelphia jury on Friday ordered the company to pay $175 million in damages in a trial involving their widely-used weed killer, Roundup. The plaintiff, retired restaurant owner Ernest Caranci, claimed that his prolonged exposure to Roundup caused him to develop non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma. This and a
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Did You Suffer Complications From a Port-a-Cath Device? Port-a-Caths, also known as implanted ports, can result in serious injuries such as catheter failure, fracture, infection, and migration. Victims of these injuries may be eligible to seek compensation through product liability lawsuits. Start My Port-a-Cath Fracture Lawsuit Claim Now Please enable JavaScript in your browser to
