Health Care & Hospital Law
Jan. 2, 2025
Novartis sued in LA over drug's link to autism
Novartis is sued for promoting terbutaline for preterm labor, despite known brain development risks. Singleton Schreiber filed the lawsuit for Tara Tindle, claiming her child has autism, linked to terbutaline use.
Novartis Pharmaceutical Corp. is accused in a lawsuit of promoting an asthma drug to treat preterm labor in pregnant women despite knowing that it posed significant risks to the development of their babies' brains.
Christopher R. Rodriguez of Singleton Schreiber LLP filed the lawsuit Monday in Los Angeles County Superior Court, claiming the plaintiff, Tara Tindle, was prescribed terbutaline for approximately 16-20 weeks while she was pregnant. Her child was born in 2003 and su...
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