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: Alabama Consumer BlogThree Recent Posts On Dangerous Drugs - Avandia, Heparin, and Trasylol
By M. Stan Herring
As many of our readers know, we have started a personal injury blog called Birmingham Injury Blog which focuses on personal injury, wrongful death, and products liability. This is the type of work we did for many years before turning our attention to consumer issues. While the site is still under construction, we did want to point out to our readers three dangerous drugs which have been in the news and which we are investigating cases on to determine which ones should be pursued:
Diabetes Drug Avandia May Be Linked To Heart Attacks
Blood Thinner Heparin Linked To Numerous Deaths
The Danger of The Drug Trasylol - Linked To Many Deaths
If you have any legal questions about these drugs, please feel free to contact us for a free consultation. Certainly don't look to lawyers (us or anyone else) about whether to take or stop taking a particular drug but on the other hand don't look to drug companies or doctors to determine whether you have the right to compensation for taking a dangerous drug.
Full post as published by Alabama Consumer Blog on March 18, 2008 (boomark / email).
Avandia
alleging heart attacks, increased fracture risk that may have been caused by Avandia.
Seven Lots of Heparin Recalled
Seven Lots of Heparin Recalled
Trasylol
allegedly causing kidney and heart failure.
Trasylol
Bayer Faces Canadian Class Action
Heparin Injections
alleging syringes were contaminated with bacteria.
Medtronic Inc.
stents coated with contaminated heparin recalled

Bayer Pharmaceuticals Suspends Marketing of Trasylol
Avandia Heart Attack: Questions Still Remain
Diabetes' Drugs Avandia and Actos
Older Patients Who Take Avandia Have Higher Risk of Heart Attacks
Trasylol: Not Too Late to Join a Lawsuit









