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      Dibucaine

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      By James Swartz

      18-month-old baby boy bit into a closed metal tube of medicated cream containing 1% of Dibucaine, ingesting a small amount of the cream.   The

      Published On: July 11, 20180.3 min read
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      Fen/Phen

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      By James Swartz

      Woman enrolled in a weight loss program conducted by a Research Center. Under the watch of the Center, the woman was administered the drugs fenfluramine

      Published On: July 11, 20180.3 min read
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      Antibiotics; Deafness

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      By James Swartz

      A baby girl aspirated meconium during labor and delivery. She was treated with kanamycin sulfate for twelve days.   This drug is known to be

      Published On: July 11, 20180.3 min read
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      Dietary Supplement

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      By James Swartz

      Plaintiff ingested L-tryptophan, an amino acid used as a non-prescription food supplement. Plaintiff contracted eosinophilia-myalgia syndrome.   Plaintiff commenced suit against the pharmacy where she

      Published On: July 11, 20180.3 min read
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      Weight-Loss Drug

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      By James Swartz

      Plaintiff was rendered paralyzed from the waist down after ingesting two drugs prescribed by his physician for weight-loss.   The two drugs allegedly produced nerve

      Published On: July 11, 20180.2 min read
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      Birth Control Pills; Warning

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      By James Swartz

      Plaintiff, an airline ticket agent, suffered a stroke while taking "sequential" birth control pills.   As a result, she had dysfunction and reduced control on

      Published On: July 11, 20180.2 min read
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      Anti-Inflammatory Drug; Liver Damage

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      By James Swartz

      A nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug was given to a 32 year old man, with a history of liver dysfunction, as medication for bursitis.   Soon after,

      Published On: July 11, 20180.3 min read
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      Antibiotics; Renal Failure

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      By James Swartz

      A 56-year-old woman developed an infection following surgery for an esophogal hernia and was treated with antibiotics which caused renal failure.   These drugs are

      Published On: July 11, 20180.2 min read
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      Steroid; Bone Deterioration

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      By James Swartz

      Plaintiff, a young man, was experiencing stomach trouble, which had been diagnosed as colitis. His doctor prescribed a steroid.   The plaintiff was not informed

      Published On: July 11, 20180.3 min read
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