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The FDA recently launched a comprehensive investigation into the “low T” testosterone therapy program. Early research indicates that men may face a higher risk of premature death, stroke, or heart...
View ArticleFDA Warnings Issued to Autism Therapy Companies
Official warnings have been handed out to several companies advertising autism therapies and cures. Five total treatments were flagged in the statement from the FDA, which was announced during Autism...
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View ArticleStryker and DePuy Artificial Hip Device Recalls Lead to Litigation
Metal-on-metal hips were first marketed as providing a greater range of motion and longer lasting use for patients. However, due to poor design and performance of certain artificial hips, failure rates...
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View ArticlePain Pumps Can Necessitate Further Surgeries
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View ArticleEnrollment Process Open in Mass Tort Stryker Settlement
It has been several years since Michigan-based medical device manufacturer Stryker issued a voluntary recall of their Rejuvenate and ABH II modular-neck stem metal hip replacements, according to the...
View ArticleHoles in FDA Testing Process Lead to Flawed Designs
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