Taxotere Epiphora Lawsuit Filed Over Excessively Watery Eyes
Sanofi now faces nearly 170 Taxotere epiphora lawsuits from breast cancer patients who say they were left with excessive tearing and watery eyes after the chemotherapy treatments.
Sanofi now faces nearly 170 Taxotere epiphora lawsuits from breast cancer patients who say they were left with excessive tearing and watery eyes after the chemotherapy treatments.
The Third Circuit Court of Appeals has denied a petition by Johnson and Johnson to review the court's decision to reject its talcum powder bankruptcy scheme filing.
An Indiana woman has filed an endometrial cancer lawsuit against the makers of Avlon Affirm, Dark & Lovely and other hair relaxers.
Users of recalled Philips CPAP devices are continuing to report illnesses linked to exposure to toxic sound abatement foam.
A new study warns that high levels of TCE water contamination at sites such as Camp Lejeune, could be contributing to rising rates of Parkinson's disease.
Plaintiffs have responded to a motion by Philips to dismiss CPAP injury lawsuits, calling the company's arguments baseless and against a process the manufacturer has already agreed to follow.
A House lawmaker is asking FDA whether it plans to investigate GlaxoSmithKline for potentially hiding cancer risks from Zantac for decades in order to maintain profits.
A lawsuit against hair relaxer manufacturers claims a Michigan woman developed uterine cancer and endometrial cancer due to exposure to endocrine disrupting chemicals used in hair straightener formulas.
A federal judge has granted final approval to a settlement agreement to resolve class action lawsuits filed over the presence of benzene in Neutrogena and Aveeno spray sunscreen products.
A new study by Merck calls for Gardasil to be given to children at younger ages in order to ensure they complete the process.