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While almost all medications have some anticipated side effects, a drug manufacturer has a duty to adequately inform physicians regarding the known risks associated with its drugs. If a manufacturer fails to do so, it can be held responsible to patients who are injured as the result of inadequate warnings, under a legal theory known as "product liability".

If you or a loved one have taken Baycol and experienced any unusual side effects or suffered injury, you should contact a physician for proper medical attention. Your next step should be to contact an experienced attorney, who will assess and protect your legal rights.

Go here to learn more about an attorney's role in a product liability case.

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• Baycol - About Rhabdomyolysis
• Why Drugs Get Pulled from the Market
• Pharmaceutical Product Liability