Ethicon will stop selling its controversial transvaginal mesh as it faces hundreds of lawsuits from patients who allege implants used during pelvic organ prolapse and urinary incontinence repairs caused post-op complications and infections.
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Ethicon to stop selling transvaginal mesh
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Lawsuit against city to be dropped
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Humana named in purported class action lawsuits
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Breast implants carry risk of rupture
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Complaints against family doctors' surgeries rise
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Patient'S penis cut by 'defective' bottle
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Yorkton radiologist suing for defamation
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Drug plans not sustainable
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Lynas drops defamation suit against Save Malaysia Stop Lynas
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Manufacturer won't sell drug for use in executions
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Adaptec accuses fund of wanting to break it up
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Walgreen threatens to stop filling Medicaid prescriptions
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Physiotherapists banned from touching patients
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Doctor stripped of medical license
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Cuts having 'serious effects on patients'
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ConSentry Networks goes out of business
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Expert team to look into allegations of unethical clinical trials