lawsuits
 

Pradaxa Lawsuit

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The blood thinner Pradaxa did not have an antidote for its bleeding events until 2015, leading to hundreds of casualties and thousands of lawsuits.

 

Taxotere Lawsuit

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Lawsuits allege that drugmaker Sanofi hid Taxotere's permanent hair loss risks while falsely and illegally promoting the drug to increase profits.

 

Onglyza Lawsuit

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Onglyza and Kombiglyze XR lawsuits allege that drugmaker AstraZeneca for years knew about heart failure risks but failed to adequately warn doctors and patients.

 

Xarelto Lawsuit

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Did Bayer/Johnson & Johnson hype Xarelto benefits while downplaying its bleeding risks? That's what more than 5,000 Xarelto lawsuits claim.

 

Invega Lawsuit

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The antipsychotic drug Invega can cause boys to develop female breast tissue (gynecomastia). Hundreds have filed lawsuits against the manufacturer, Johnson & Johnson.

 

Risperdal Lawsuit

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The antipsychotic drug Risperdal can cause boys to develop female breast tissue (gynecomastia). Thousands have filed lawsuits against Johnson & Johnson.

 

Testosterone Therapy Lawsuit

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Testosterone therapy manufacturers aggressively marketed their products to men and did not properly warn of cardiovascular side effects, according to lawsuits.

 

Zostavax Lawsuit

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Merck is facing lawsuits for its shingles vaccination, Zostavax. Plaintiffs allege that the vaccine caused eye disease, paralysis, and fatal liver failure.

 

Invokana Lawsuit

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Invokana lawsuits claim that Janssen failed to warn that the diabetes drug could cause diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) and other serious adverse side effects.

 

Opioid Lawsuit

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As a result of America's opioid epidemic, many addicts and their family members are filing lawsuits against physicians, pharmacists, and drug wholesalers.

 

Abilify Lawsuit

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The companies that manufacture and market Abilify failed to warn U.S. patients that the drug could induce compulsive behaviors like gambling.

 

Zofran Lawsuit

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Zofran is often prescribed off-label to help pregnant women treat morning sickness. But it has been linked to congenital defects, leading to hundreds of lawsuits.

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