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Antidepressant Prescriptions For Non-Approved Indications Often Not Supported By Science: Study

February 28, 2017 By: Irvin Jackson

Antidepressants are often prescribed off-label despite a lack of scientific evidence that they work well for uses not approved by the FDA, according to a new study.
Sleeping Pills Double Automobile Accident Risk During First Year: Study

June 15, 2015 By: Irvin Jackson

Researchers warn that the side effects of sleeping pills can increase the risk of auto accidents for new users.

Framework for Talcum Powder Science Day Before New MDL Judge Proposed by Parties (Posted 4 days ago)

The new federal judge overseeing all talcum powder lawsuits has called for a Science Day to educate the court ahead of planned Daubert hearings which could decide if bellwether test trials can move forward.

Tepezza Hearing Complaints Known By Drug Maker For Years Before Warnings Provided, According to Lawsuits (Posted 5 days ago)

Plaintiffs filing Tepezza hearing loss lawsuits claim Horizon Therapeutics, the manufacturer, knew for years that the thyroid eye disease was linked to widespread reports of hearing problems.

Dept. of Justice Outlines Option to Settle Camp Lejeune Lawsuits More Quickly (Posted 11 days ago)

The U.S. government has outlined requirements for qualifying for Camp Lejeune elective option settlement offers.

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Antidepressant Prescriptions For Non-Approved Indications Often Not Supported By Science: Study

Sleeping Pills Double Automobile Accident Risk During First Year: Study

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