Duragesic fentanyl patch are extended relief patches that dispense a very powerful opiod over (usually) 72 hours. They are only indicated for patients who have chronic and unrelenting pain that is not relived by other, shorter acting painkillers, like Lorcet or Percocet. Although opiod drugs are frequently prescribed for lesser ailments that, in good medical… Read More
Fresenius Dialysis Lawsuits
Fresenius Medical Care operates 2,100 dialysis clinics in the United States, and they are also the nation’s leading supplier of dialysis machines and supplies. The company makes two products used during dialysis, GranuFlo® and NaturaLyte®. Most patients are unaware of the name of their dialysate, or the fluid used during dialysis. However, GranuFlo® and NaturaLyte®… Read More
Study Finds Brain Imaging Can Predict Pain Intensity
Pain and suffering is often difficult to measure, even by the most experienced pain specialists. Patients are typically asked to rate their own pain on a scale of 1-10. Although there are objective ways to confirm physical and psychological injuries consistent with pain, the nature and extent of pain is typically measured by the patient’s… Read More
Maker of Meningitis-Tainted Injections May Be Prosecuted
Our meningitis injury attorneys have previously written about the outbreak of meningitis found in steroid injections used to treat pain, which sickened scores of people earlier this year. We have encouraged the victims of this negligently-prepared product to seek legal advice immediately. Now, it appears that civil lawsuits may not be all that the makers of… Read More
Holiday Shopping and Product Recalls
The holidays are a magical time, particularly for children – music, fun, sweets, and toys, toys, toys! As parents scurry to create that magical experience for their youngsters, however, our experienced Chicago injury attorneys urge a measure of caution. Each year, many children are hurt or killed by their holiday presents – dangerous toys which… Read More
Pradaxa Death Toll Continues to Rise
In yet another example of a drug meant to help patients, which in fact causes incalculable danger, injury, and death, the drug Pradaxa is receiving increasing scrutiny as its death toll continues to mount. Pradaxa, also known as dabigatran, is used to prevent strokes in those who have atrial fibrillation, a heart-rhythm disorder. The condition… Read More
Counterfeit Airbags Put Americans at Risk
If you are like most drivers, you rely on safety features in your car, such as seatbelts and airbags, to keep you safe in the event of a collision. While your seatbelt provides a visible reassurance that you are protected, your airbags are hidden, leaving you to trust in this unseen safety shield. But what… Read More
Dangerous Dietary Supplements
Our products liability attorneys have long advised those who take dietary supplements to do so with care. Now, a review of years of federal inspections of the manufacturers of these supplements – from vitamins and multivitamins to herbal supplement and protein powders – has confirmed that problems in formulation and manufacturing are even more widespread… Read More
Are Sunscreen Chemicals Safe?
Traditionally, sunscreens were made from zinc oxide – a thick, pasty, white product typically seen on surfers and lifeguards. Others would simply cover up, or stick to the shade. Now, however, we have nanoparticles. These particles, the smallest which human engineers can create, make our sunscreens clear and far more attractive to consumers. Nanoparticles are… Read More
Hidden Bristle Hazards on the Barbeque
When most people think of backyard barbeque safety, they think of proper fire starting and maintenance and ensuring that all meat is completely cooked. But according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention there is another, lesser known barbeque hazard that backyard enthusiasts must take into account. Keeping your barbeque properly cleaned is important… Read More
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