ISMP Report Indicates Some Paralyzing Agent Drugs, Crucial During the Ongoing Pandemic, Lack Adequate Warning Labels
In the rush to handle the COVID-19 pandemic, some dangerous drugs may be going out without proper warning labels, experts warn.
Tag Archives: Paralysis
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Shingles Vaccine Zostavax Caused Bell’s Palsy, Eye Injuries, Lawsuit Claims
A Zostavax lawsuit claims the shingles vaccine caused not only shingles, but facial paralysis and eye injuries as well.
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Childhood AFM Paralysis Cases Tend To Begin In Late Summer, CDC Warns Doctors To Be Vigilant
The CDC is urging doctors to be on the lookout for new cases of a rare form of childhood paralysis, which they believe is seasonal in nature and begins to…
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Zostavax Injury Lawsuit Filed Over Bell’s Palsy and Transverse Myelitis After Woman Loses Ability To Walk
A Zostavax lawsuit claims the live virus vaccine caused a Louisiana woman to suffer nervous system damage and lose the ability to walk.
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New Research Strengthens Evidence Enterovirus D68 Is Behind Child Paralysis Cases
A new CDC study strengthens evidence that a form of enterovirus is behind hundreds of cases of childhood paralysis.
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More Than 200 Cases Of Acute Flaccid Myelitis Reported In 2018: CDC
The CDC reports that there were more than 200 cases of polio-like illness that can leave children paralyzed in 2018, but still do not know what causes it or how…
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Zostavax Bell’s Palsy Lawsuit Filed Over Facial Paralysis From Shingles Vaccine
A Zostavax inoculation resulted in Bell's palsy and partial facial paralysis, according to a recently filed lawsuit.
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Zostavax Vaccine Caused Ramsay Hunt Syndrome and Bell’s Palsy, Lawsuit Alleges
A new Zostavax lawsuit blames the shingles vaccine for conditions that resulted in facial paralysis.
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Reports Of Acute Flaccid Myelitis Paralysis Near 300: CDC
The CDC is ramping up investigations into cases of paralysis mostly affecting children, as the number of incidents continues to grow.
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CDC Links Child Paralysis Cases To Viruses
The CDC warns that increasing cases of polio-like paralysis affecting children in the U.S. may be caused by a number of viral infections.
