Dangerous Pharmaceutical Drugs
Dangerous Drugs & Devices
Improperly designed, manufactured, or labeled drugs and medical devices can cause serious injuries or death. When that happens, lawsuits are made against the manufacturer, and anyone else associated with the making or distributing of the drug. These cases are known as pharmaceutical products liability cases.
Why Should Taking a Pill Mean Taking a Gamble With Your Life?
If you have been injured due to the result of any of the dangerous drugs listed below, contact the pharmaceutical lawyers Brown & Crouppen immediately. We may be able to seek monetary damages in your case. Contact Our Lawyers.
We believe that drug companies who place profit above people must be held accountable for their negligence and the damage they cause to innocent victim’s lives.
Click on the below pharmaceutical drugs to learn more about the dangers:
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If you have been injured by a dangerous drug, the manufacturer may have failed in its duty to design, make, inspect and label the product appropriately.
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BEXTRA
Arthritis Drugmaker Pfizer agrees to withdraw Bextra from U.S. and European
markets at the request of the FDA. Citing dangerous health risks including
heart attack, "life threatening" skin reactions, and additional
cardiovascular events, sales of Bextra have been suspended.
Bextra (valdecoxib) is in a class of drugs called nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs). It is also a COX-2 inhibitor like Vioxx, Merck & Co.’s blockbuster arthritis drug that was voluntarily withdrawn from the market because of the drug’s link to increased heart attack risk. Learn More About Bextra >
ZYPREXA
Zyprexa is the brand name for Olanzapine, a thienobenzodiazepine. It is
considered an “atypical” antipsychotic medication used to treat
Schizophrenia and Bipolar Mania. As recently as April 11, 2005 the FDA
issued an alert advising health care providers, patients, and patient
caregivers to safety issues regarding
Zyprexa.
Learn More About Zyprexa >
NEURONTIN
One of the most flagrant examples of unscrupulous and dangerous behavior is
the May 13, 2004 announcement that Pfizer, Inc. has pleaded guilty to
criminal charges involving the illegal and fraudulent promotion of their
epilepsy drug
Neurontin
(generic name: gabapentin). If you were prescribed Neurontin, or its generic
form gabapentin, for a medical condition other than epilepsy, you may be
eligible for damages.
Learn More About Neurontin >
OXYCONTIN
Purdue Pharma, the makers of
OxyContin,
has been criticized for failing to provide adequate warning of the risk of
addiction associated with the drug and have been involved in numerous
lawsuits nationwide alleging aggressive marketing and minimization of
OxyContin’s highly addictive nature.
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HRT / PREMPRO - HORMONE THERAPY
When first released, it was believed that Prempro could relieve menopausal
symptoms, and reduce the risk of osteoporosis and heart complications.
Subsequent studies have revealed troubling side effects and risks associated
with
Prempro. Some of
these dangers include increased risk of heart attack, breast cancer, ovarian
cancer, blood clots, and stroke.
Learn More About Prempro / Premarin >
