Oral arguments are scheduled for next month in a second attempt to have all lawsuits over Nexium, Prilosec, and similar heartburn drugs consolidated before one judge for pretrial proceedings.…
A lawsuit filed against AstraZeneca alleges that use of Nexium from about 2007 through 2013 caused the development of chronic kidney disease, claiming that the drug maker has failed to warn consumers and the medical community about the potential risk.…
A Kentucky man has filed a Nexium lawsuit indicating that AstraZeneca failed to warn patients and doctors that the heartburn drug’s side effects could cause chronic kidney disease.…
The makers of Prevacid and Nexium provided misleading information about the safety of the popular heartburn drugs, according to allegations filed in a lawsuit brought by a man who indicates he was left with an acute kidney injury.…
A lawsuit alleges that the side effects of Nexium, Prilosec and Prevacid caused an Alabama woman to suffer serious kidney injuries, indicating that the makers of the popular acid reflux drugs failed to disclose the risks to consumers and the medical community. …
A lawsuit filed against the makers of Nexium and Prilosec indicates that use of the heartburn drugs caused a New Jersey woman to develop chronic kidney disease, which eventually led to the need for dialysis treatment.…
A new study appears to reinforce concerns that heartburn drugs can increase the risk of C. diff infections/…
A lawsuit against the makers of Prilosec and Protonix claims the manufacturers failed to warn of the risks of acute kidney injury linked to the heartburn drugs.…
After using Nexium and Prilosec for nearly a decade, an Illinois man indicates that the popular heartburn drugs caused him to develop an acute kidney injury, which was followed by a diagnosis of kidney failure a few months later. …
A new study finds highlights the risk of chronic kidney disease and kidney failure failure faced by users of Nexium, Prilosec, Prevacid and similar heartburn drugs, which appears regardless of whether they are diagnosed with an acute kidney injury first.…
