Category Archives: Products Liability

Should I file an Actos lawsuit

Actos is a type II diabetes prescription drug. It works by preventing the liver from producing more sugar and by making muscle and fat cells less resistant to insulin. It is available in different doses and it should be taken … Continue reading

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Should I file a Diflucan birth defect lawsuit?

Diflucan is an antifungal medication normally prescribed to treat fungus caused infections of the mouth, throat, esophagus, lungs and other organs. In more rare cases it can be used to treat a brain infection named meningitis or to reduce the … Continue reading

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Who can file a simvastatin lawsuit

Simvastatin is the active ingredient of Zocor, one of the six cholesterol lowering medications from the group of statins. It is prescribed not just to lower the level of bad cholesterol in the blood but also to increase the level … Continue reading

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The basis of a Crestor lawsuit

Crestor or rosuvastatin calcium is a cholesterol reducing drug from the statin group. It has been approved by The Food and Drug Administration as the strongest medication of its class. Since then it was largely used as it is believed … Continue reading

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Millions of Actos Patients Show: Risk of Bladder Cancer Significant

What do more than 1,000,000 diabetes patients have in common? They were all prescribed Actos (pioglitazone) and participated in a wide-ranging study which definitively showed that the medication designed to protect them from the risks of diabetes exposed them to … Continue reading

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