Pennsylvania woman was taken off of the Ozempic injections after her stomach pains and constant vomiting symptoms were linked to gastroparesis, also known as stomach paralysis.
Despite marketing claims that promote blue-light filtering glasses, new research suggests that they do not provide any real benefit when using digital devices, which only generate a small amount of blue light anyway
Researchers indicate that sports dietary supplements are more likely to contained banned substances than they are to accurately list ingredients on the label.
A California judge ruled in 2020 that Johnson & Johnson misled consumers about the safety and effectiveness of vaginal mesh implants
Consumers are often deceived by the "Maximum Strength" claims and do not seek prescription-grade treatment, the lidocaine patch class action lawsuit claims.
The ovulation test kits search for hormones which may spike at other times besides ovulation, plaintiffs claim.
Lawsuit alleges that Gerber violates FDA rules by touting unproven health benefits on the baby food labels.
The class action lawsuit claims consumers were not told about the risks of SoClean ozone gas because the company claimed it was "activated oxygen."
Case joins other SoClean class action lawsuit filings, alleging consumers were misled about the safety of the CPAP cleaning machines
Lawsuit claims SoClean CPAP cleaning device manufacturers aired thousands of commercials over the years claiming the machines released no harsh chemicals, which is not the case
