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$894 Million to Settle Drug Lawsuits

Drug giant, Pfizer, has reached an agreement that will ultimately settle most of the lawsuits filed against the company over the side effects of two of it’s drugs, Celebrex and Bextra. It expects that the $894 million dollar agreement will settle more than 90 percent of the claims filed because the drugs are alleged to…

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Seat Belt Suits Pre-empted

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) once again has launched a “pre-emptive” strike against state personal injury suits by inserting a pre-emption provision in a new rule governing seat belt safety, according to consumer and trial lawyer groups. The rule, known as the “designated seating position” rule, not only revises how it is determined…

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Salmonella Infections Now Over 1000

The current salmonella outbreak which has been linked to certain types of raw tomatoes – red round, plum and Roma – has now affected over 1000 people. This makes it the worst food-borne outbreak in over ten years and now the Centers for Disease control and Prevention are urging people at high risk not to…

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Will New Study Find Cancer Cure??

Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center scientists will be conducting a trial to test a new cancer treatment which has promise of eradicating cancer in humans. The treatment involves getting specific white cells from select donors and infusing the white cells into patients who have advanced forms of cancer. This new trial, approved by the…

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