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Taxotere

5/14/2017

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Taxotere® is a drug known as docetaxel. It is a chemotherapy drug used to treat breast cancer and has been linked to permanent hair loss, also known as permanent significant alopecia, or PSA.
 
Many people are filing lawsuits against the manufacturer of Taxotere, Sanofi-Aventis, because they failed to warn patients and the medical community about the risk of permanent baldness from taking Taxotere.
While temporary hair loss is a common side effect of breast cancer chemotherapy, permanent hair loss is not.
 
Sanofi had prior knowledge through their own in-house studies that there was a 10% chance that their drug would cause permanent hair loss, not just temporary hair loss. In spite of this knowledge they failed to timely warn the public in the United States that this permanent hair loss was a possibility even though they had previously warned in Canada and Europe through a labeling process.
 
The disfigurement of permanent hair loss is an unacceptable side effect when the patient has no idea that this is a possible outcome of taking the drug. The emotional damage of having cancer to begin with should not be compounded with the reality that your hair may never grow back. Unacceptable.
 
Our law firm is accepting Taxotere cases for evaluation at this time and we welcome the chance to help you.
Please call today for a free consultation at 1-800-882-1402 or complete and return the form below.
 
If we do not make a recovery for you then you will not pay us a single dime.

Do you know someone affected with Permanent Hair Loss caused from taking this drug?  Do you have questions about the drug or want to talk to someone who can help?

Click on comments to ask questions here or use our contact page, we are here to help.

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