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  • Zantac’s Recall Is Among the Biggest in Years
    Heartburn, acid reflux, or gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD)—these are all names for a common condition that almost everyone experiences from time to time. The unpleasant sensation of stomach acid entering the esophagus can range from rare occurrences to a daily or even hourly issue, depending on underlying health conditions. People who suffer from GERD take antacids, which are designed to...
  • How Can a Lawyer Help With Your Drug Injury Claim?
    It’s an unfortunate reality for countless patients every year—they visit their doctors after suffering injuries or illnesses and are prescribed medications that are supposed to help them. But instead of making them feel better, the drugs cause new complications that can be disabling and even life-threatening. Although both prescription and over-the-counter medications are regulated by the U.S. Food and Drug...
  • How Can Dangerous Drugs Affect Patients?
    Prescription and over-the-counter medications are supposed to make people feel better and help them recover from their injuries and illnesses. But as millions of Americans know, not all drugs are safe to use, and some can cause serious and even life-threatening injuries and complications. People take medications assuming they’ll have a beneficial and positive effect on their lives and their...
  • Don’t Make These Drug Injury Mistakes
    Getting a prescription for a new medication is a hopeful time for many people, as it represents an opportunity for them to take control of their health by treating their illnesses and managing their symptoms. Most patients trust that the medications they take are safe and effective, but not all prescription drugs are as safe and well-tolerated as their manufacturers...
  • Diabetes Drugs Linked to Serious Health Problems
    People with Type 2 diabetes—also known as adult onset diabetes—have problems with their bodies’ levels of insulin, as they either don’t produce enough of it or their bodies resist utilizing available insulin. That can lead to problems controlling blood sugar levels, as even strict diets may be ineffective for some patients. In recent years, there have been several drugs released...
  • 2 Steps to Take if You Suspect a Drug Injury
    When you or a loved one are prescribed a new medication, you expect that it will help reduce your symptoms, promote healing, and resolve your health problems. But whether it’s due to prescribing errors, drug manufacturing errors, or missing information regarding side effects and complications, some patients get worse or even develop new health problems after taking prescription medications. At Ponce...
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