Parker Waichman Taking 9/11 Claims Recent news reports indicate nearly 10,000 people have developed cancer from breathing toxic dust caused by the 9/11 terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center. Parker Waichman LLP is investigating these claims and assisting victims in getting the compensation they are entitled to. Cancers … [Read more...]
JAK Inhibitors Associated with Secondary Lymphoma in Cancer Patients
According to a recent article from healio.com, the drugs known as JAK inhibitors can increase patients’ risks of developing aggressive B-cell lymphoma. Patients who have been prescribed the medication for bone marrow malignancies can develop secondary lymphoma, particularly when they have a certain genetic mutation. Researchers … [Read more...]
Lawsuits Filed on Behalf of Immigrant Children Drugged at Detention Centers
No matter what you think of the Trump Administration, there can be little debate that children should not be separated from their parents merely because of the child’s immigration status. Despite the disdain for the immigration policies of the United States by many of its residents, the government persists on keeping undocumented … [Read more...]
Lawyers for Fire Damage Caused by Defective Dehumidifiers
A Number of House Fires Have Been Linked to Faulty Dehumidifiers – The Fire Hazard You Should Know About Dehumidifiers are extremely helpful when excess moisture can cause problems and water damage to homes. Often, dehumidifiers are used in the basement, especially in warmer months when the air conditioner is running consistently … [Read more...]
Combination of Two Blood Pressure Drugs May Cause Death – What Patients Should Know
Heart disease continues to be the leading cause of death each year in the United States. Risk factors for developing heart disease include, among others, high blood pressure, also known as hypertension. A significant number of individuals living in the United States currently suffer from hypertension, which has become a much more … [Read more...]
FDA Class I Recall of Medtronic HeartWare HVAD Systems Due to Injury or Death
The medical device industry has seen a significant number of recalls recently, many of which are “Class I,” the most serious type of recall a medical device company can face. According to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), pharmaceutical drugs and medical devices that are subject to a Class I recall may cause serious injury or … [Read more...]
Are Your E-Cigarettes Damaging Your Blood Vessels?
In a recent article from Med Page Today, the authors note that a study revealed that even short-term exposure to electronic cigarette (or e-cigarette) flavorings could negatively impact endothelial cells. Laboratory studies suggest that, with frequent use, these substances could impede blood vessels over extended periods of time and … [Read more...]
