Woman’s Breast Cancer Caused by Prempro

On November 23, 2009, in Defective Drugs, Drugs, Personal Injury, by K. Lindsay Rakers

A jury in Philadelphia found that a woman’s cancer was caused by Prempro, a hormone-replacement drug. Wyeth Pharmaceuticals was ordered to pay the woman, Connie Barton, $75 million in punitive damages. Last month, the jury awarded Barton $3.75 million in compensatory damages.

The jury found that Wyeth knew of the cancer link and failed to disclose the link to the public. Barton’s case is one of a handful of Prempro lawsuits to go to trial out of several thousand filed across the country. As St. Louis injury attorneys, our firm handles Prempro injury cases. If you or a loved one took Prempro, or another hormone-replacement drug, and have since been diagnosed with breast cancer, please contact us, Prempro attorneys, at 1-800-517-0602.

 

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