After taking the nonprescription drug for three days in October 2005, he developed a severe skin reaction called Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis, leading to pulmonary damage, near blindness, infertility, whole-body scarring and brain injury.
In his suit, the plaintiff contended that the labeling on the drug at the time...
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