About 200 Tylenol lawsuits have been settled for an undisclosed amount, resolving most of the litigation claiming that acetaminophen, the active ingredient, caused severe liver damage and liver failure.
A new report warns that some hepatitis C drugs may cause severe liver injury and liver failure, sometimes because they can reactivate the hepatitis B virus.
2016 was marked by a number of huge verdicts in crucial bellwether lawsuits and large settlement agreements over product liability claims that caused consumers to suffer severe injuries, health problems…
A number of new health side effects were associated with popular drugs and products in 2016, many causing severe injuries and long-term health problems.
A new study indicates that commonly used over-the-counter painkillers, like Tylenol and NSAIDs, could increase the risk of hearing loss.
European medical regulators warn that some hepatitis C drug side effects could reactivate dormant hepatitis B viral infections in patients, causing liver damage and potentially death.
A new report finds that Tylenol's active ingredient, acetaminophen, is the leading cause of drug induced liver failure in the U.S.
A Tylenol liver damage bellwether trial has been delayed again following a round of settlement conferences earlier this month.
Canada is requiring more prominent and stringent label warnings on over-the-counter drugs containing the painkiller acetaminophen, to reduce the risk of liver damage.
Settlement conferences this week come before a Tylenol liver failure bellwether trial begins on Monday, but no settlement agreement has been announced.
