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If you believe that you've been harmed by Multaq®, contact our Multaq® lawyers to find out if you qualify to seek financial compensation for your pain and suffering.
Multaq® has numerous risks for the patients who take it. These include:
The label insert that comes with the medication has a "black box" warning required by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). A black box warning is the most serious caution information that can be carried on a drug's label and it is highlighted by being enclosed in a black-lined square.
The black box warning for Multaq® indicates the drug should not be taken by patients in severe heart failure or moderate heart failure who have recently been hospitalized or referred to a specialized heart failure clinic for the condition. Such patients, the black box warning says, were 2.5 times as likely to die, according to a large drug study called the ANDROMEDA Study.
The most common side effects of Multaq® are:
In clinical trials, the medication was discontinued because of adverse reactions before the end of the studies in 11.8 percent of the Multaq®-treated patients and in 7.7 percent of the group treated with a placebo.
The Journal Sentinel reported that all six of the authors of a study that led to the approval of the drug by the FDA had financial ties to the company that manufactures Multaq®, Sanofi-Aventis, an international business based in Paris.
With the high number of adverse events (387) and deaths (24) in the short period of time since Multaq® was approved, many lawsuits are sure to be filed against the drug maker Sanofi-Aventis. Multaq® was just approved in July 2009.
If you've suffered a serious side effect while taking Multaq®, contact us to schedule a consultation with a qualified Multaq® lawyer. You may be entitled to compensation for your losses.
The FDA notified healthcare professionals about new findings that link Multaq® to severe liver injuries, Jan. 14, 2011. The agency said there were two report...
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