The notorious weight-loss supplement distributed under the name of Belviq was recalled by the FDA (The United States Food and Drug Administration) and removed from the market in February 2020. Although Belviq was never classified as a dangerous drug, the increased number of cancer diagnoses in Belviq consumers was an immediate trigger for both the authorities and consumers.
Despite all the efforts and immediate actions, many regular Belviq users had to face the short and long-term damages of this drug. An FDA study reports that 7.7% of participants who took Belviq were diagnosed with cancer. Other common side effects include, but are not limited to:
The long-term damage caused by Belviq consumption is physically, psychologically, and financially devastating. This is why people diagnosed with cancer subsequent to regular Belviq use can be entitled to financial compensation.
Filing a Belviq lawsuit on your own can be complex. A Belviq lawsuit lawyer will help you with the necessary details and evidence required for building a winning case. Learn more about the Belviq recall in the FAQ section or contact John Foy for a free case evaluation.
Belviq (lorcaserin) is no longer available after research showed an increased cancer risk. However, heart-related issues are common with many weight-loss drugs. Belviq was one of the first such medications not linked to heart problems — but heart valve issues are still a potential side effect. If you developed cancer after taking Belviq, you might …
The weight-loss drug Belviq is no longer on the market after a study showed an increased cancer risk. If you or someone you love was affected by Belviq, you might have a legal case. Those with cancer who took Belviq may be eligible for compensation. John Foy & Associates can discuss your legal options with …
In February 2020, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) asked the manufacturer of Belviq (lorcaserin) to take the drug off the market. The request came after clinical trials showed an increased risk of cancer. If Belviq impacted you or a loved one, read below to see what the FDA has done in response. If you …
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has asked manufacturers to remove the weight-loss drug Belviq from the U.S. market. If you took Belviq and developed cancer, you might have a Belviq lawsuit. You could be entitled to compensation. Our Belviq lawyers at John Foy & Associates can help. With over 20 years of experience in …
The manufacturer of the weight-loss drug Belviq withdrew the medication from the U.S. market in February 2020. The recall has led many users to wonder if Belviq is dangerous. Clinical trial findings show that there is cause for concern. If you took Belviq before developing cancer, you might have a legal case. Our Belviq attorneys …
Belviq (lorcaserin) is a weight-loss drug that the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) took off the market in February 2020. The drug label mentions many common side effects. One of those side effects is fatigue or tiredness. If you received a cancer diagnosis after taking Belviq, you might be entitled to compensation. John Foy & …
Belviq is a weight-loss drug that got pulled from the market in February 2020. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) advised all Belviq users to stop taking the medication. If you were taking Belviq, do you have to worry about withdrawal symptoms? Immediately stopping Belviq does not seem to be dangerous, but some withdrawal side …
Belviq (lorcaserin) is a weight-loss drug. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently asked Belviq’s manufacturer to take it off the market. We’ll cover the hows and whys below. If you or a loved one has suffered because of Belviq, you have options. John Foy & Associates can help. With over 20 years of experience, …
A recent clinical trial showed the weight-loss drug Belviq (lorcaserin) was associated with an increased risk of cancer. As a result, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) requested a withdrawal of the weight-loss drug from the market. The trial reported several types of cancers, but a few more most common. Cancer Risks Most Associated With …
Yes. Belviq’s manufacturer has discontinued sales of the weight-loss drug. After a five-year trial showed an increased cancer risk, the FDA concluded the risks outweighed the benefits. Did you or someone you love develop cancer after taking Belviq? You might be entitled to substantial compensation. John Foy & Associates can let you know if you …
If you were taking Belviq before the FDA ordered it removed from the market, you might wonder if you have to wean off slowly. After recent clinical trial results, patients should stop taking the medication due to a possible increased risk of cancer. But is it safe to do so all at once? Discontinuing Belviq …
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