Diabetes Drug Avandia Claims 
Evidence     recently confirmed that the Diabetes Drug Avandia causes an     increased risk of heart attacks, strokes, and other health problems.      There is evidence that both the Food and Drug Administration (FDA)     and the drug producer Glaxo have been aware of the problems for     quite a while.
If you have suffered a heart     attack or serious heart damage and have been taking Avandia, please     seek medical advice as soon as possible.  If you have lost a person that you love     from a heart attack and/or have questions about Avandia,     please feel free to e-mail     your questions about Avandia.
Avandia Research Confirms Diabetes Drug     Causes Heart Problems 
The     New England Journal of Medicine     recently confirmed that people using the diabetes drug Avandia have a 43 percent increase in heart attacks     over people not using Avandia.  If you review the research on     Avandia, this should come as no surprise either to the     Food and Drug Administration (FDA) or to Glaxo as animal studies     done prior to its approval showed constant findings that Avandia     caused     damage to the heart of many animals.  Within the first six years of approval     there have now been over 689 cases of heart failure reported to the FDA in     patients using the drug. In addition, there have been reports of     other health problems including strokes,     anemia, and other heart problems.
More     recently, there have been numerous reports of visual abnormalities     in the form of macular edema (swelling of part of the retina) and     increases in several kinds of fractures in women.  Despite prior     knowledge of serious cardiac problems, the FDA has failed to require     Glaxo to adequately warn about the dangers of this drug that should     be, at best, a last-choice treatment for Type II diabetes. In     addition to the accumulating evidence of the health risks of Avandia,     many experts suggest that Avandia is not      as effective as other diabetes drugs in controlling glucose by lowering blood sugar or     hemoglobin A1C.
If you have questions about a heart attack that you think was caused by Avandia or you     believe that you have suffered heart damage from Avandia,     please feel free to     e-mail your questions.
The ToxicDoseLaw.com Website was developed by Texas Dangerous Drug Attorney     Jason Coomer.  He is a Texas Avandia Lawyer who commonly works with other lawyers throughout the nation     including Chicago Avandia Lawyers, Boston Avandia Lawyers, New York     Avandia Attorneys, California Avandia Attorneys, Houston Avandia Lawyers,     Oklahoma Pharmaceutical     Lawyers, Dallas Defective Medication Lawyers, and other Texas     Dangerous Drug Claim Lawyers.  By sharing information and working     together, his law firm and other firms throughout the nation are able to     provide better representation for there clients.  For more     information on Texas Lawyer Jason Coomer,    go to his Law Firm's     Web Site.
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