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Featured High-Risk Drugs and Devices
We rely on drugs and medical devices to improve our quality of life, but sometimes companies market unsafe products that may cause terrible — sometimes irreversible — side effects.
Our Community
Drugwatch’s mission is to keep people safe from potentially harmful drugs, medical devices and procedures by informing them of medical conditions, severe side effects and ways to take action.
Our team of experienced researchers and medical writers works with medical and legal experts to provide high-quality, accurate information in ways every patient can understand.
Our Expert Contributors
Drugwatch’s contributors have unique expertise related to prescription drugs and medical devices. They include doctors, nurses, pharmacists, patient advocates and a former FDA consultant. We also enlist the help of legal experts who can offer reliable insight into injury lawsuits.
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Jayne Conroy, Esquire Trial Attorney and Pharmaceutical Litigation Expert -
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Trent B. Miracle, Esquire Trial Attorney and Pharmaceutical Litigation Expert
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Weitz & Luxenberg and Simmons Hanly Conroy are dedicated to attaining justice for people who have been injured by the negligence of others. From injuries caused by dangerous drugs to complications from defective devices, our partners have decades of experience in advocating for their clients’ rights to fair compensation.
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How Juul Created a Teen Vaping Epidemic
Juul Labs used a “patently youth-oriented” marketing campaign — along with a sleek design, kid-friendly flavors and high nicotine doses — to market its e-cigarettes to underage teens and create customers for life. Juul Labs’ vaping products have been blamed for addiction, seizures and vaping-related lung illnesses in young people, resulting in lawsuits against the company for its role in what the U.S. Surgeon General has coined a “youth vaping epidemic.”
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Drugwatch Podcast
Host Michelle Llamas takes a critical look at the drug and device industries with special guests, including doctors, patients, medical device lawyers, academy-award nominated filmmakers and investigative journalists.
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