Parents blame missing kidney on anti-nausea drug
A North Dakota couple say the anti-nausea medication Zofran caused their son to have a birth defect.
September 11, 2015
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A North Dakota couple say the anti-nausea medication Zofran caused their son to have a birth defect.
The FDA has granted approval for a new drug used to treat hereditary orotic aciduria.
A woman and her nephew were killed in a recent car crash in Memphis.
A Minnesota woman filed a lawsuit after reportedly becoming ill from eating salmonella contaminated cucumbers.
A Garland teenager was killed and two others were injured in a recent car crash.
Voluntary drug recalls have been issued in the U.S. for products manufactured by Sun Pharma and Wockhardt.
A recall has been issued for over 9,000 cases of frozen corn over listeria concerns.
A judge has issued an order as the first of consolidated multidistrict litigation cases involving Wright Medical’s metal-on-metal hip implants move forward.
A Texas couple claims the anti nausea drug caused their child to be born with a major birth defect.
Some suggest the act is not consumer friendly, despite purportedly being designed for consumer protection.
A lawsuit in which an auto mechanic claimed he developed cancer after being exposed to a solvent containing benzene has been revived.
A bellwether trial over Zimmer Holdings Inc.’s NexGen knee implant defect claims is set to begin in October.
A North Dakota couple say the anti-nausea medication Zofran caused their son to have a birth defect.
The FDA has granted approval for a new drug used to treat hereditary orotic aciduria.
A woman and her nephew were killed in a recent car crash in Memphis.
A Minnesota woman filed a lawsuit after reportedly becoming ill from eating salmonella contaminated cucumbers.
A Garland teenager was killed and two others were injured in a recent car crash.
Voluntary drug recalls have been issued in the U.S. for products manufactured by Sun Pharma and Wockhardt.
A recall has been issued for over 9,000 cases of frozen corn over listeria concerns.
A judge has issued an order as the first of consolidated multidistrict litigation cases involving Wright Medical’s metal-on-metal hip implants move forward.
A Texas couple claims the anti nausea drug caused their child to be born with a major birth defect.
Some suggest the act is not consumer friendly, despite purportedly being designed for consumer protection.
A lawsuit in which an auto mechanic claimed he developed cancer after being exposed to a solvent containing benzene has been revived.
A bellwether trial over Zimmer Holdings Inc.’s NexGen knee implant defect claims is set to begin in October.
