bendectin造句

• Studies eventually concluded Bendectin didn't increase that baseline risk.
• The manufacturer faced lawsuits claiming that Bendectin caused birth defects.
• Lockwood suggests that women make their own Bendectin.
• Bendectin was once a wildly popular prescription treatment.
• "There's a huge amount of safety data on Bendectin,"
• In desperation, a few doctors say they tell women essentially to make their own Bendectin.
• Many judges have made it clear that they will no longer allow Bendectin cases in their courts.
• While Nace says he shudders to think that Bendectin might return, obstetricians say they welcome it.
• By 1980, 10 percent to 20 percent of pregnant women in the United States were taking Bendectin.
• For many drug companies, birth defect experts, obstetricians and law professors, the Bendectin story is unforgettable.
• One such case was Bendectin, a drug to combat nausea during pregnancy, which plaintiffs said caused birth defects.
• In a trial held under the Bendectin guidelines, says Houser, " we think we would prevail ."
• Yet even if Bendectin was safe, as its defenders argued, few women or their doctors wanted to use it.
• Barry Nace, a Washington lawyer who has represented close to 200 Bendectin families, said the lawsuits were pretty much hopeless.
• We think they can achieve a product that is the same as Bendectin and therefore come in with a generic version of Bendectin,
• We think they can achieve a product that is the same as Bendectin and therefore come in with a generic version of Bendectin,
• Thirdly, it has been claimed that subsequent to the Bendectin experience, drug companies stayed away from developing medications for pregnant patients.
• The idea of a science trial of silicone is based on the science trial of Bendectin, an anti-morning-sickness drug.
• In 1983, the morning sickness drug Bendectin was removed from the market amid a barrage of lawsuits claiming that it caused birth defects.
• The company already sells Canadians a generic version of Bendectin, a drug that experts say dozens of studies have exonerated as very safe.