People Addicted to Opioids Turn to Imodium
In America, one in five people has a family member addicted painkillers. Also, another four in ten know someone addicted to opioids. To combat abuse, Congress has passed stronger regulations to curb access to these painkillers. Therefore, addicts now are turning to over-the-counter medications to achieve the same high. About Imodium A-D Approved by the FDA in
Read MoreMichael Brady Lynch to Educate Attorneys on MDL Litigation For Lawline
Lawline, the premier online continuing legal education system (CLE) for attorneys across the United States, asked veteran plaintiff-side mass tort litigators and consumer advocates Michael Brady Lynch along with Brenda Fulmer to lecture on MDL litigation. These courses will feature an in-depth view of the entire process of Multi-District Litigation (MDL) and state-coordinated proceedings for
Read MoreFDA Adds a Black Box Warning of Mental Illness to Asthma Medication Singulair
In March 2020, FDA has added a black box warning of mental illness to the popular asthma medication, Singulair. The FDA has received countless reports of potential psychiatric side effects including depression, suicidal behavior, and other mental health risks. About Singulair Singulair (montelukast) is a class of drugs of selective leukotriene receptor antagonists. Patients take
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Coronavirus Mesothelioma Impacts
A preliminary study shows that those with mesothelioma have an increased risk of fatal complications if the patient contracts COVID-19. Due to this, there will be almost 34,000 more deaths in those who have the cancer related to asbestos. About Mesothelioma When the asbestos industry was booming, families of workers were at great risk. Workers
Read MoreGas Whistleblower Warned People Die If Rules and Regulations Are Ignored
A gas employee was worried about dangerous safety issues at his work. He told his higher-ups, however, they repeatedly ignored the claims. Finally, he turned to federal investigators. Without his courage to come forward, many more would have been injured. About the Whistleblower Statute In 1863 to combat fraud in Union contracts during the Civil
Read MoreCoronavirus Impact on Car Accident Claims
As many lose their jobs or are furloughed due to COVID-19, people are wondering if they should settle for less than the full value of an insurance claim to make ends meet. However, settling could mean less money overall. Car accidents can change your life even if it isn’t a major one. It can be a
Read MoreParagard Can Break During Removal
The popular birth control device Paragard has been linked to serious injuries. Thousands of women are now facing a lifetime of complications due to a device that was supposed to make their life easier. The manufacturer knew of these damages yet did nothing to warn women. About Paragard Manufactured by Teva Pharmaceuticals, Paragard IUD provides
Read MoreFighting COVID-19 Business Loss
Businesses across the United States have watched in horror as COVID-19 has caused shutdowns for weeks. The impact has been devastating for retail, manufacturing, entertainment, hospitality, and even technology companies. This pandemic is affecting small and big businesses alike. As these places struggle to stay afloat, they are also turning to their insurance policies for
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Imodium A-D Abuse
Not only does Imodium A-D cause serious risk and potentially life-threatening heart problems, however now too much of it can cause a heroin-like high. However, the manufacturers never warned consumers of the dangers. There are around 2.1 million people addicted to opioid painkillers in the United States alone. This drug could be detrimental to them
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Child Sexual Abuse on the Rise During Lockdown
According to the Rape, Abuse, and Incest National Network, there has been a rise in the percentage of child abuse cases as a majority of the country is in lockdown. There was a 22% increase in monthly calls from people younger than 18. About Sexual Abuse Sexual abuse is devastating. This is especially true when
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