As Flu Season Starts, Problematic Drug Still Sold

As Flu Season Starts, Problematic Drug Still Sold

By Martha Rosenberg It’s been more than 20 years since Tamiflu, the first orally active neuraminidase inhibitor to prevent and treat influenza A and B, was rolled out by drugmaker Roche. Not a flu vaccine, Tamiflu (oseltamivir) blocks the flu virus’s neuraminidase...
Costly Drugs With Bizarre Origins  Raise Questions

Costly Drugs With Bizarre Origins Raise Questions

By Martha Rosenberg IT ISN’T YOUR IMAGINATION. More and more pharmaceutical drugs are expensive and meant to be injected, and that isn’t counting vaccines. Biologic drugs, also called biologics, are produced from or with living organisms and are made up of blood...
Hair Straightener and Tylenol

Hair Straightener and Tylenol

by Attorney Jeff Keiser Hair Straightener Litigation One of the hottest cases sweeping the country today is the hair straightener litigation, and lawsuits are being filed in federal court due to a new study that effectively proves that hair straighteners increase the...