Wrongful Death Lawsuit Filed Over Kratom Overdose
A wrongful death lawsuit accuses a kratom herbal supplement manufacturer of failing to warn consumers of the potentially deadly risks of consuming the plant products.
A wrongful death lawsuit accuses a kratom herbal supplement manufacturer of failing to warn consumers of the potentially deadly risks of consuming the plant products.
The findings of a new study warn that poison centers are getting an increasing number of calls linked to incidents of kratom exposure.
Kratom supplements may contain dangerous levels of heavy metals, such as lead and nickel, FDA investigators warn.
Top-ranking FDA officials say they are pursuing approaches that they hope will help the agency predict and prevent future drug abuse epidemics like the opioid crisis.
The FDA is forcing a manufacturer to recall all of its powdered kratom dietary supplements after testing indicated the presence of salmonella.
A number of kratom powder products have been recalled due to potential links to an ongoing, multistate salmonella outbreak.
A salmonella outbreak linked to the dietary supplement kratom continues to spread, having sickened at least 40 people nationwide.
A salmonella outbreak that has sickened people in 20 states has been traced back to kratom, an herbal supplement.
The FDA warns that Kratom herbal supplements may work similar to opioids, and have been linked to at least 44 deaths in recent years.
The FDA warns against the use of kratom-containing products, which carry a risk of addiction and death.