Side effects of Tylenol, the popular and widely used pain killer, may increase the risk of serious liver damage and liver failure, potentially resulting in the need for a liver transplant. TYLENOL LAWSUIT STATUS: Product liability lawyers are pursuing potential Tylenol lawsuits for individuals throughout the United States who have been diagnosed with liver problems due to side effects of acetaminophen, the active ingredient in the pain medication. In February 2017 a proposed Tylenol settlement was announced, but the details have not been released. . >>SUBMIT INFO ABOUT A TYLENOL LAWSUIT<<…
The findings of a new study suggest that Advil is likely the best option to avoid heavy morphine use for patients who have undergone hip replacement surgery.…
The FDA warns that Lamictal side effects may cause potentially deadly immune system reactions and has added new label warnings to the drug.…
An ISMP safety alert warns that liquid acetaminophen sold at several leading pharmacies may have incomplete or unclear label instructions that could result in an accidental overdose and liver damage.…
The CDC warns that the growing “raw water” trend could expose consumers to waterborne illnesses and other health risks.…
European regulators are raising concerns that the uterine fibroid drug Esmya, awaiting approval in the U.S., may be linked to liver damage and liver failure risks.…
The FDA is adding a new black box label warning to labels of Ocaliva, following reports of at least 19 deaths linked to incorrect dosing and severe liver injury.…
A Limbrel recall comes about a month after the FDA began pressuring Primus Pharmaceuticals to remove the osteoarthritis medical food products from the market following reports of liver injury and hypersensitivity.…
Health experts that drinking unfiltered water as part of a new “raw water” trend is placing consumers’ health at risk.…
The FDA is urging consumers not to use Limbrel, capsules marketed as medical food for the treatment of osteoarthritis, due to liver and hypersensitivity risks. It has also called for a Limbrel recall, but the manufacturer has so far refused to comply.…
