When consumers take medication, they trust that it is safe, effective and adequately tested. Unfortunately, some drugs cause unexpected harm due to design flaws, contamination or inadequate warnings. Understanding defective drug laws and how recalls work can help...
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3 reasons why you should take medical device recalls seriously
A recall is not just a procedural formality; it is a critical measure designed to protect users from potential injury, health complications or even death. Unfortunately, many people overlook recall notices or delay taking action, assuming that the issue may not affect...
When a generic drug isn’t as effective as a name-brand option
Patients picking up prescription drugs from a pharmacy expect their medication to be effective. Drug manufacturers have to conduct testing to secure approval from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Typically, that testing will show that medication is relatively...
What to do when a loved one’s medical device gets recalled
When a medical device is recalled, it can be unsettling, especially when it affects someone you care about. A recall means that the manufacturer or regulatory authorities have identified a defect or risk that may compromise the device’s safety or effectiveness. ...
3 potential medical consequences of a defective hip replacement
Joint failure is a common issue as people age. For some people, joint issues start earlier in life due to prior injuries or genetic conditions. Advances in medical science have made it possible for those with painful joint issues to undergo surgical procedures to...
Drugs must provide “adequate directions for use”
When someone purchases a drug or medication, the way the label is laid out is very important. It is required for that drug to provide “adequate directions for use.” The goal here is that a person with no in-depth medical knowledge should be able to use the drug in a...
Do drugs made abroad conform to U.S. standards?
If you purchase pharmaceuticals in the United States, you might just assume that they have all been produced under strict guidelines that meet the standards the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) sets out. A recent recall of over two dozen different types of drugs by...
Toxic torts related to Roundup are likely to continue
Roundup is one of the most popular herbicides on the market. Developed by Monsanto and currently owned by Bayer, Roundup is a powerful chemical that kills weeds and other plants. Unfortunately, the glyphosate in its formulation has a strong association with increased...
When a pacemaker malfunctions after surgery
Pacemakers help regulate the heartbeats of individuals with different cardiac conditions. People who have had multiple heart attacks, undergone bypass procedures or experienced other cardiac events may require surgery to implant a pacemaker. These devices monitor the...
How to file a defective drugs claim for your loved one
When someone you care about suffers harm from a dangerous or faulty medication, the emotional and physical toll can be devastating. It can feel confusing to know where to start, especially when you are trying to support their recovery at the same time. Filing a claim...


