Tasigna is a blockbuster cancer drug used to treat chronic myeloid leukemia (CML), which has been linked to serious side effects that can constrict and harden arteries, potentially increasing the risk of heart attack, stroke, amputation and sudden death. …
A new study warns that Farxiga fares little better than a placebo at preventing heart attacks and strokes, but increases the risk of genital infections and diabetic ketoacidosis.…
A new Invokana lawsuit indicates that the side effects of the diabetes drug caused a Louisiana woman to have her right leg amputated above the knee.…
A new study warns that the diabetes drugs Farxiga and Jardiance may share Invokana’s increased risk of foot amputation.
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An Invokana lawsuit indicates that the side effects of the diabetes drug caused a Texas man to have his big toe amputated.…
An Invokamet lawsuit claims that the diabetes drug’s side effects resulted in an infection that required 60% of a man’s scrotum be amputated.…
An Invokana lawsuit indicates that the diabetes drug caused an Ohio man to suffer a heart attack.…
Invokana and similar diabetes drugs may increase the risk of flesh-eating genital infections, the FDA warns.…
An Invokana amputation lawsuit blames the side effects of the diabetes drug for the loss of a woman’s left hand.…
A new order calling for plaintiffs to turn over all necessary records regarding Invokana litigation suggests parties are moving toward a resolution for lawsuits indicating the diabetes drug caused diabetic ketoacidosis, kidney failure and amputations.…
