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Graco to Pay $10 Million to Settle Defective Car Seat Claims

According to a recent news report from the New York Times, Graco has agreed to pay $10 million to settle a lawsuit alleging defendant took too long to settle claims that it failed to act quickly to recall 4 million defective car seats. Plaintiffs alleged defendant’s car seats were manufactured…

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Class Action Lawsuit: Many California Wines Contain Arsenic

California is well known for its burgeoning wine industry. Many enjoy drinking California wines at home and in local restaurants, while others travel to the region’s Napa Valley for vineyard tours. While all wine may contain trace amounts of hazardous chemicals, a recent class action lawsuit alleges many California wines…

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New FDA Warnings About Testosterone Replacement Drugs

According to a recent news article from Fox, the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has issued new warnings about the dangers of testosterone replacement therapy drugs. These testosterone replacement therapy drugs, which now come in the form of injections, oral tablets, creams, gels, and even a deodorant stick,…

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Pradaxa Makers Banking on New Antidote to Win Sales War with Warfarin

Patients who have a serious health condition known as atrial fibrillation (Afib) are required to take blood-thinning medications to prevent stroke, heart disease, pulmonary embolism (PE) and other serious clotting disorders. Traditionally, this means taking Warfarin. Warfarin is a long existing blood thinning medication now available in generic form. While…

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RomneyCare Increases Hip and Knee Replacements in Massachusetts

According to a recent report from the Boston Business Journal, total knee replacement and hip replacement numbers are on the rise across the Commonwealth of Massachusetts due in large part to the government health program better known as “RomneyCare.” With more people having access to better healthcare coverage, researchers have…

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Total Knee Replacement Alternatives: Artificial Cartilage

Total knee replacement surgery involves a surgeon removing a patient’s deteriorating natural knee, cutting bone and tissues, and implanting an artificial knee. This is a highly invasive surgery with a considerably lengthy and painful recovery, even if everything goes according to plan. Traditionally, total knee replacement was largely reserved for…

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