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Cancer Caused by Benzene Poisoning and Exposure
Benzene: Substance in Sunscreen and Other Products Causes Cancer Why are people suddenly talking about benzene? Because recently, the independent research company Valisure found this cancer-causing solvent in many sunscreens, the very products we slather all over bodies to prevent cancer. Valisure has asked the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to recall the benzene-containing products…
Read MoreResearch Connects Covid-19 and Protein Pump Inhibitors
Research Seeks and Finds Connections Between Protein Pump Inhibitors and Covid-19 Protein pump inhibitors (PPIs) have been the subject of many studies about their side effects and risks. This should be no surprise given the fact that millions of Americans take these drugs either by prescription or in their over-the-counter versions. PPIs are sold under…
Read MoreElmiron Maculopathy Can Continue Progression After Cessation Elmiron Lawsuit
Investigation Reveals That Eye Damage Can Continue After You Stop Taking Elmiron JAMA Ophthalmology published an investigation on July 9, 2020, about pentosan polysulfate sodium-induced maculopathy, and the findings are not good. Pentosan polysulfate sodium (PPS), known by the brand name Elmiron has been shown to increase the risk of maculopathy, sometimes leading to blindness.…
Read MoreCarcinogen in Metformin Leads to Recall
Please Note: Alonso Krangle, LLP is NOT Handling Metformin Cases at this Time Metformin Is Latest Drug To Face Recall Because Excessive Levels Of Dangerous Carcinogen The recent recall of metformin makes it the third popular drug to be pulled from shelves in recent months because it contains a dangerous carcinogen. Some companies…
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ICN Announces That Elmiron Now Has Warnings About Vision Loss The Interstitial Cystitis Network (ICN) has reported on its website ic-netowork.com, that the label for Elmiron has a revised warning. The ICN stated that “After multiple research studies and peer-reviewed publications, an FDA citizens’ petition and patients sharing their stories, the label for ELMIRON…
Read MorePatient Zero Files Elmiron Lawsuit for Failure to Warn
Lawyers File Elmiron Lawsuit For Failure to Warn On June 9, 2020, attorneys filed a product liability lawsuit in New Jersey against the makers of Elmiron. The suit alleges, among other things, that the manufacturers failed to warn their client, Valerie Hull, about the risk of developing severe eye injuries and vision problems, including macular…
Read MoreJ & J Stops Selling Asbestos-Containing Talcum Powder in US
Allegations About Asbestos Contamination Lead Johnson & Johnson to Stop Selling Talcum Powder in the United States and Canada In a statement made on May 19, 2020, Johnson & Johnson (J & J) announced that it would stop selling its talcum powder (also called baby powder) in the United States and Canada. According to a…
Read MoreIs Paraquat Causing a Parkinsons Pandemic
Authors Claim That Parkinson’s Disease Will Reach Pandemic Proportions In an April 6, 2020 article for Parkinson’s News Today, Larry Luxner reports on the claim by Dutch neurologist and professor, Bastiaan Bloem, that “Parkinson’s is now the fastest-growing neurological condition on the planet.” This bold statement by Bloem accompanies a warning that a Parkinson’s pandemic…
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Belviq and Belviq XR : Cancer Concern Prompts the FDA to Warn Patients About Belviq On January 14, 2020, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued a Drug Safety Communication about Belviq and Belviq XR, also called lorcaserin. The FDA expressed concern that taking Belviq, a popular weight-loss drug, could lead to a possible…
Read MoreInjectafer Complaint
Couple Sues Drug Companies Over the Dangers of Injectafer Injectafer, an intravenous medication used to treat adult iron deficiency anemia, is making headlines and not because of its efficacy. On January 15, 2020, Plaintiffs Maria and Anthony Munroe of Massachusetts filed a lawsuit against the makers and sellers of Injectafer. The defendants in the case…
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