What Is Osteoradionecrosis?
People who took Fosamax should not be concerned that the drug caused them to suffer injuries associated with radiation therapy…. Read more
Fosamax Injury Lawsuit Center
As time goes by, studies proving Fosamax’s dangers grow in number. If you’ve suffered an abnormal femur fracture by falling from standing height or less, then you might have a case against Merck.
You’ll need to make a claim, though, and your time to do so is limited. Call us now and speak to one of our lawyers, at no cost or risk. We can determine promptly whether you have grounds for a lawsuit.
If you took Fosamax and experienced jaw problems or suffered an atypical femur fracture, then you might be entitled to compensation for your injuries, including out-of-pocket costs, lost wages, and pain and suffering.
Don’t expect Merck to politely cover your expenses, though.
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Fosamax is the brand name for the drug alendronate sodium, prescribed for post-menopausal women and men with osteoporosis. Fosamax works by reducing bone degeneration, a process referred to as “resorption.”
Since 2000, the U.S. FDA has known about Fosamax’s tendency to cause osteonecrosis of the jaw (ONJ), a painful, disfiguring bone disease. More recently, research has linked Fosamax use to sudden, unusual bone fractures.
Updates
Fosamax MCL Update: Number of Plaintiffs Grows
The New Jersey multicounty litigation court’s records indicate that more people have joined with plaintiffs in their lawsuits against Merck…. Read more
Fosamax MDL Trial Court Denies Merck’s Motion to Exclude Plaintiffs’ Experts
In a pretrial motion, the MDL court allowed all four of plaintiff Glynn’s expert doctors to testify along with all four of her treating physicians…. Read more
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The Rottenstein Law Group, which represents clients with claims of harm resulting from use of the drug Fosamax, notes with commingled optimism and circumspection a new report that some troubled drugs, including Fosamax, might aid in the treatment of certain cancers.
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