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It's because the side effects are known, and the patient is warned about them - so they can't sue for that.
by ars 5y ago
It's because the side effects are known, and the patient is warned about them - so they can't sue for that.
- refurb 5y agoThis is not true. Side effects are not binary (you get them of you don’t). A manufacturer could say “you run the risk of temporary paralysis of no longer than 1 year” (based on observations to date), then patient has paralysis lasting 2 years so they sue because “manufacturer understated risk and severity of paralysis”.