Viagra Skin Cancer Legal News Articles & Interviews

Cleveland County, NC: A man from Cleveland County is not happy that his three-year Viagra habit allegedly resulted in a cancerous lesion on his scalp. Willard Hoffman, the plaintiff in a personal injury lawsuit, is taking Pfizer Inc. to court following his Viagra Skin Cancer Diagnosis, claiming that Pfizer should have disclosed the potential cancer risk. He’s taking Pfizer to task for failure to warn, amongst other claims.

Los Angeles, CA: With a number of Viagra Skin Cancer Diagnosis lawsuits already percolating around the country, yet another Viagra lawsuit was filed in late October alleging a diagnosis of Viagra melanoma was associated with the plaintiff’s long-term use of Viagra (sildenafil) for erectile dysfunction.

New York, NY Urologist Stacy Loeb conducted her research on Viagra melanoma for all the right seasons and under the best of circumstances: there was no funding from any pharmaceutical company manufacturing or marketing an erectile dysfunction (ED) drug. And she wanted to get to the bottom of it as her patients, many of whom suffer erectile dysfunction and who use (or wish to use) Viagra or competing drugs for ED, wanted peace of mind.

Dallas, TX As more Viagra studies come out, more conflicting information is released about whether or not there is a link between Viagra and skin cancer. One study published in 2014 suggests a link between the two, while a more recent study finds no link. But at least one Viagra side effects lawsuit has been filed, alleging a patient developed melanoma after using Viagra.

New York, NY It was a little more than a year ago, in June of 2014, that a study published in JAMA Internal Medicine (6/14) found that men who use Viagra (sildenafil) were 84 percent more likely to be hit with a Viagra Skin Cancer Diagnosis within 10 years. That revelation succeeded in raising the ire and heart rate of many American males who rely on Viagra to reverse their symptoms of erectile dysfunction.

Miami, FL With some medications and their side effects, the link is clear: the side effect is caused by the medication. But the relationship between some medications and their supposed adverse effects is far less clear. Maybe the side effect is caused by the very factors the medication is treating. Maybe the people who take the medication also have lifestyle factors in common that make them more susceptible to a condition. Maybe the two aren’t related at all. This is one of the problems facing researchers looking into a Viagra skin cancer link.

Edwardsville, IL A Viagra lawsuit was filed early last month by the widow of a man who succumbed to a pulmonary embolism consequent to viagra melanoma. Plaintiff Tina M. Stockton says her late husband would have limited his use and dosage of Viagra, prescribed to him by his doctor, if he had been aware of the risks associated with the popular medicinal aid for erectile dysfunction.

Boston, MA With news about a potential link between Viagra and melanoma come concerns that men who take Viagra are at an increased risk of skin cancer. At least one lawsuit alleging Viagra caused melanoma has now been filed. But until more research is done, the exact nature of the link between Viagra and melanoma is not clear.

Washington, DC It’s a given that all drugs, regardless of stripe or indication, come saddled with side effects. Sometimes it’s a possibility, other times a probability. And sometimes the risk starts small, then grows. This appears to be the case with Viagra Skin Cancer Diagnosis, where concern started small four years ago, only to have risen over time.

Washington, DC With conflicting research regarding drugs such as Viagra, no wonder health professionals can barely keep pace with drug alerts and warnings. Just four years ago doctors were prescribing Viagra to treat melanoma and now research indicates that the “little blue pill” may actually cause skin cancer!