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class action lawsuit has been initiated by several firms, in
Chicago, Arizona and Canada. If you or someone you know
has suffered from the use of Ceoxx or Vioxx, find more
information on these class action suits.
Merck voluntarily removed Vioxx from the United States market on
September 30, 2004 because the risks of heart attack and stroke
developed in patients who have taken the drugs for longer than
18 months. Ceoxx is the brand name used outside of the
United States. Both Vioxx and Ceoxx are a drug called
Rofecoxib, to treat arthritis and pain.
Read more about a class action
suit that was filed in Chicago from this site http://suitfarm.com/.
"The Chicago law firm
of KENNETH B. MOLL & ASSOCIATES, LTD. filed the first
worldwide class action lawsuit against Merck, on behalf of all
persons who were prescribed the potentially deadly arthritis
drug rofecoxib, also known as Vioxx (Ceoxx outside the United
States). The law firm has already received inquiries from
persons who believe they were injured by Vioxx in China, South
Africa, Italy, Canada, the United States, and other countries.
Merck estimates that over 24 million patients have been
prescribed the drug worldwide."
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Another class action filed in
Arizona: http://www.mynippon.com/vioxx/2004/12/vioxx-class-action-lawsuit-filed-in.html
Article
of lawsuit in Canada
Link to Merck's article
regarding the withdrawal of Vioxx:
http://www.vioxx.com/rofecoxib/vioxx/consumer/index.jsp
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