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Doctor Desai Indicted in Nevada Hepatitis Outbreak.

The AP (6/4) reported, “A former physician-owner and two former employees at a Las Vegas-area colonoscopy clinic were indicted on 28 felony charges, including racketeering, negligence and insurance fraud stemming from a 2008 hepatitis C outbreak. A judge in Las Vegas issued arrest warrants for physician Dipak Desai and former…

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Toyota Sudden-Acceleration Suits to be Coordinated in Los Angeles.

The National Law Journal (6/11, Bronstad) reports, “Dozens of sudden-acceleration lawsuits filed against Toyota Motor Corp. in California’s state courts will be coordinated in Los Angeles. California Chief Justice Ronald George issued an order to that effect on Tuesday, following a hearing on May 21 when Los Angeles County, Calif.,…

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Exterran Energy to Pay $82.5M for Texas Worker’s Death in Gas Explosion.

The AP (6/11) reports, “Texas jury has awarded $82.5 million in damages to the family of a man who died in a 2007 explosion at a natural gas processing plant in Hood County. Houston-based Hanover Compressions L.P., which has since been renamed Exterran Energy Solutions L.P., constructed, engineered and installed…

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Study by FDA Links Avandia to Increased Heart Risks.

The Wall Street Journal (6/11, B4, Whalen, Mundy) reports that David Graham, an FDA drug-safety official argues in a new study that the diabetes drug Avandia (rosiglitazone) may have led to thousands of heart problems that could have been prevented if patients had been using a different medication. The agency…

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J&J Blocking Investigations Into Children’s Medicine Recall

Federal officials investigating Johnson & Johnson over the massive recall of children’s medicine earlier this year have said that the drug maker is stalling their investigation. New York Rep. Edolphus Towns said that J&J has provided the Congressional committee false information and is being much less cooperative than other companies…

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FDA Recalls Faulty Automated External Defibrillator Batteries

More than 5,400 battery packs used in some automated external defibrillators have been recalled due to a defect. The recalled was issued by the FDA because the batteries had the potential to falsely detect an error condition during charging for a shock and then cancel the charge. The batteries were…

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