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Mother Sues After Four-Month Old Died From Cough Medicine

By Jenny Albano

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Dimitria Alvarez's four-month old son died from taking over-the-counter cough and cold medicines on Oct. 8, 2001, and she has since sued the two sued two distributors of the drugs, claiming they should have known the dangers of the main ingredient and cautioned consumers.

The lawsuit filed Wednesday is one of the first since Federal Drug Administration hearings last month where health experts testified that parents should not give children younger than 6 such medicines because they don't work and can be harmful.

Full post as published by Cook County Personal Injury Lawyer on November 15, 2007 (boomark / email).

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