Avandia, the biggest-selling Type 2 diabetes drug, may cause a significant increase in the risk of heart attack. If you or someone you know have suffered a severe side effect as a result of using Avandia, you may be entitled to a CASH SETTLEMENT! Complete our Quick Intake Form below, or call TOLL FREE at 1-888-412-8469 .
Updated Monday, October 12, 2009 3:19 PM

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The New England Journal of Medicine has said that there is no compelling reason for Avandia to be prescribed.
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Avandia may cause a 43% increase in the risk of heart attack.

Avandia, the biggest-selling Type 2 diabetes drug in the world (generic name: rosiglitazone) was approved in 1999 by the Food & Drug Administration. It has been prescribed to millions of patients.

According to a recent analysis in the New England Journal of Medicine, Avandia may cause a 43% increase in the risk of heart attack. GlaxoSmithKline's own analysis of Avandia showed that the medicine increased the risk of heart attacks by a third.

An editorial in the New England Journal of Medicine asserts that there is no compelling reason for Avandia to be prescribed, and calls for the FDA to take action.

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If you or someone you know have suffered a severe side effect as a result of using Avandia, you may be entitled to money damages.Call us toll free at 1-888-412-8469 , or complete the form below.