New Ban on Controversial Use of Electrical Stimulation Devices Proposed by FDA
One center's use of electrical stimulation devices has been described as amounting to torture, leading to calls to ban the procedures.
Tag Archives: Massachusetts
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Cigarette Manufacturers Using Synthetic Cooling Agents to Avoid Menthol Bans, Researchers Warn
Researchers warn that some synthetic cooling agents are more potent than menthol, which has been banned by some states since it makes smoking more appealing and harder to quit.
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JUUL to Pay $462M to Resolve Vaping Nicotine Addiction Lawsuits Filed by Six States
The settlement agreement includes restrictions on advertising, sales, and the release of documents detailing how the company contributed to the teen vaping epidemic.
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Census Registry for Philips CPAP Claims Established To Replace Tolling Agreement
Court approved registry will help create a census of Philips CPAP claims being investigated by lawyers, and toll the statute of limitations before lawsuits are filed.
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State Court Judge Presiding Over Philips CPAP Machine Lawsuits Invited To Attend MDL Science Day
Educational presentations will be made by the parties and experts on Sept. 1, regarding complex scientific issues that will come up in Philips CPAP lawsuits filed in state and federal court
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Nearly Two Dozen Firefighters Join Together in Lawsuit Over PFAS Exposure from Firefighting Foam
The firefighters report that their PFAS exposure led to cases of prostate cancer, kidney cancer, bladder cancer, ulcerative colitis and other health problems.
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Nursing Home Reforms Launched in Mass. To Protect Residents From COVID-19
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Lawsuit Seeks Damages For Nicotine Addiction to JUUL E-Cigarettes
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Teen’s JUUL Lawsuit Claims Ads Lured Him Into Nicotine Addiction As A Minor
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Gas Explosion Class Action Lawsuit Results in $143M Settlement by Massachusetts Utility
