Popular Diabetes Medication Linked to Kidney Failure
March 2, 2017
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as posted by the channelAccording to latest data from the Centers for Disease Control, more than 29-million Americans suffer from diabetes, and nearly one of four people with the disease aren't even aware that they have it. Even worse, as many as 86-million Americans currently suffer from pre-diabetes, and if preemptive measures aren't taken they too will be diagnosed with full-blown diabetes in a matter of years. With so many people suffering from both type one and type two diabetes, Big Pharma saw an opportunity to make a huge profit. In the rush to cash in on the diabetic epidemic they cut corners. They created a product that's causing as much harm, if not more, than the actual disease itself. That product is called Invokana.
Mike Papantonio discusses this with attorney Tim O'Brien. For more information on the Invokana kidney damage litigation, visit
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