Category: Health News

Blood Clot Filter Class Action Calls Devices “Ticking Time Bombs”

A class action lawsuit has been filed on behalf of everyone who was implanted with a blood clot filter made by C.R. Bard.

/ June 23, 2016

Exploding E-Cig Victim: “Like an M-80 Went Off In My Mouth”

A man from New York has filed a lawsuit after an exploding e-cigarette burned a hole through his tongue.

/ June 22, 2016

New Jersey Woman Files Bard Meridian IVC Filter Lawsuit

A lawsuit has been filed by a New Jersey woman who was injured by an IVC filter made by C.R. Bard.

/ June 21, 2016

Tennessee Man Files Cook IVC Filter Lawsuit

The lawsuit was filed by a man from Tennessee who was implanted with a vena cava filter made by Cook Medical.

/ June 20, 2016

Taxotere Lawsuit Filed by Mississippi Woman Over Permanent Baldness

A growing number of lawsuits accuse Sanofi-Aventis of failing to warn about permanent hair loss from Taxotere, a powerful breast cancer chemotherapy drug.

/ June 16, 2016

FDA Strengthens Kidney Warnings for Invokana, Other Diabetes Drugs

Diabetes patients on medications like Invokana have a higher risk of developing severe kidney problems, according to a new warning from the FDA.

/ June 14, 2016

Over 250 Women File Lawsuits Over Zofran Birth Defects

Over 250 lawsuits have been filed by women who had a baby with a birth defect after taking the anti-nausea drug Zofran during pregnancy.

/ June 13, 2016

W-18: World’s Most Dangerous Drug Still Legal in U.S.

Canada banned W-18 in May and legislation is pending to ban it in the United States. For now, the most dangerous drug in the world is still legal.

/ June 10, 2016

Getting High on Imodium Causes Heart Problems, FDA Warns

There is always some crazy new way people are getting high, and now we can add Imodium to list. But the risks include severe heart problems and death.

/ June 7, 2016

Uterine Cancer Victims May Be Eligible for Big Settlement

Johnson & Johnson has agreed to settle dozens of morcellator lawsuits for between $100,000 and $1 million per case.

/ June 6, 2016