For thousands of years, marketers have sold products by appealing to the yearning men have for virility and longevity. This search for the proverbial Fountain of Youth has led to great discoveries. It has pushed humanity to discover exciting therapies, drugs and treatments for many ailments. However, this collective passion for anti-aging has also led society down dangerous paths and caused incalculable harm to thousands.

If you have suffered a cardiac event, stroke or heart attack while taking testosterone therapy (for “Low T”), this blog series can help you understand the legal actions underway against manufacturers of testosterone products, such AndroGel, Androderm, Axiron, Delatestryl, Depo-Testosterone, Fortesta, Striant, Testim and Testopel.

Research has linked these “Low T” drugs with many serious side effects, such as pulmonary embolism, stroke, heart attacks and sudden death.

The Low T market is a booming, highly lucrative drug market, worth billions of dollars a year to manufacturers. But science shows that these drugs can lead to substantial dangers for certain men. The side effects of Low T products have been categorically undersold.

This blog series offers a comprehensive discussion of the testosterone crisis. It aims to put the story in context and help victims understand what is at stake. Among other things, it will cover:

• An explanation of low      testosterone therapy;
• A layman’s guide to the role      testosterone plays in the body — what testosterone does, what disorders      disregulate it, and what good science can tell us about the hormone;
• The scope and scale of the      damage from testosterone side effects, and what is being done to punish      companies that have promoted dangerous products;
• An overview of the state of      testosterone lawsuits;
• A primer on the main      testosterone products, including AndroGel (the most popular Low T drug),      Androderm, Axiron, Delatestryl, Depo-Testosterone, Fortesta, Striant,      Testim and Testopel;
• Scientific research on      testosterone therapy, including a famous study done on veterans that      researchers stopped after they noted a 30% increase in cardiovascular      problems among people taking Low T products;
• An analysis of the social      and cultural implications. Why do men opt for this therapy in the first      place? What is the root cause of the seeming epidemic of Low T? What can      be done in the future to prevent similar legal and medical crises?

By the end of the series, you will have a very clear understanding of the testosterone crisis as well as access to important resources that you can use to obtain compensation, clarity and peace of mind.

For insight into your Testosterone case, call the Davis & Crump team now at 800-277-0300 or email us at info@daviscrump.com.