Study Links Opioid Abuse To Increased Cardiac Arrest Risks
The findings of a new study suggest opioid use may increase the risk of cardiac arrest.
Tag Archives: Cardiac Arrest
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Single Dose Injectafer May Avoid Health Risks Linked to Iron Deficiency Treatment When Multiple Doses Are Injected
A new study finds that a single dose of Injectafer could keep anemia at bay for up to six months, amid growing concerns that multiple injections of the iron supplement…
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Injectafer Approved For Single Dose Iron Infusion Treatment, As Lawsuits Over Severe HPP Mount
The FDA has approved a single-dose version of Injectafer despite concerns over the iron supplement causing patients to suffer severely low blood phosphorous levels.
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Tracheal Intubation Can Cause Cardiovascular Instability, Other Adverse Health Effects: Study
Tracheal intubation causes severe adverse health events in nearly half of all patients, according to the findings of a new study.
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FDA Warns Parents Against Use of Homemade Infant Formula
The FDA is warning parents against using homemade recipes to make infant formula, following reports of cardiac arrest and low calcium.
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High Ozone Exposure Linked To Increased Cardiac Arrest Risk: Study
A new study indicates high levels of ozone exposure can increase the risk of cardiac arrest.
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Uloric Lawsuit Claims Heart Problems Make Gout Drug Dangerously Defective
A Uloric lawsuit claims the manufacturer failed to warn about heart problems and potential risks from interactions with other drugs, resulting in cardiac arrest injuries.
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Uloric Cardiac Arrest Lawsuit Filed Over Failure To Disclose Known Risks of Gout Drug
A new lawsuit filed against Takeda Pharmaceuticals indicates the side effects of its gout drug, Uloric, resulted in a Texas man suffering cardiac arrest.
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Uloric Side Effects Caused Fatal Heart Attack, Lawsuit Claims
The makers of Uloric face a wrongful death lawsuit which alleges the gout drug cause a woman to suffer a fatal heart attack.
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Patients With Advanced Heart Failure Face Higher Complication Rates From ICDs: Study
A new study finds that patients with implantable cardioverter defibrilators and advanced heart failure face a higher risk of complications and death.