Stephen and Sandy Sheller were honorary attendees at Mural Arts Philadelphia’s 2021 Wall Ball, The Art of Wellbeing. Held virtually June 10, 2021 at 6:00
Johnson & Johnson is out of options after the U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear the pharmaceutical company’s appeal of a $70 million Risperdal verdict.
When executive compensation is tied solely to short term profits, and not balanced against company payouts for wrongdoing, there’s an increased incentive for executive fraud.
Testosterone is FDA-approved as replacement therapy only for men who have low testosterone levels due to disorders of the testicles, pituitary gland, or brain that cause a condition called hypogonadism. These drugs are commonly prescribed to men with no or low testosterone to alleviate symptoms of fatigue, depression, decreased muscle mass and low libido. Sheller, P.C. defective drug attorneys are representing men who have experienced heart attacks or strokes and families whose loved ones have died while taking or shortly after taking these prescription testosterone supplements, frequently referred to in advertising as “Low T” drugs. Call 800-883-2299 for a no cost, no obligation consultation.
FDA has concluded that there is a possible increased cardiovascular risk associated with testosterone use. These studies included aging men treated with testosterone. Some studies reported an increased risk of heart attack, stroke, or death associated with testosterone treatment, while others did not. Health care professionals should make patients aware of this possible risk when deciding whether to start or continue a patient on testosterone therapy.
Patients using testosterone should seek medical attention immediately if symptoms of a heart attack or stroke are present, such as:
FDA adding general warning to testosterone products about potential for venous blood clots 6/19/2014
New Concern About Testosterone and Heart Risks, The New York Times, January 29, 2014
Testosterone Supplements Tied to Heart Attacks, Strokes, Early Death, ABC/Reuters News, November 5, 2013
IF YOU OR SOMEONE YOU KNOW HAS SUFFERED HEART ATTACK, STROKE, OR DEATH AFTER TAKING TESTOSTERONE PRESCRIPTION DRUGS, CALL OUR ATTORNEYS WHO SPECIALIZE IN DEFECTIVE DRUGS AT 800-883-2299 OR FILL OUT A CONFIDENTIAL FORM BELOW FOR A NO-OBLIGATION CONSULTATION.
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