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Drug Safety & SJS/TEN: Legislative Efforts to Prevent Harm

Drug Safety & SJS/TEN: Legislative Efforts to Prevent Harm https://sjs-lawyer.com/ | (855) 566-3752 Stevens-Johnson Syndrome (SJS) and Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis (TEN) are severe drug reactions, largely preventable. As Attorney Greg Jones, specializing in SJS cases across the U.S., I know legislative efforts are crucial for drug safety and prevention. Historically, over 100,000 adverse drug reactions occur annually, many leading to serious harm. Recent years have seen increased calls for stronger drug regulations. Legislation aims to: ● Improve drug labeling: Clearer warnings on potential severe skin reactions. ● Enhance post-market surveillance: Better tracking of drug side effects after approval. ● Fund research: Support studies into drug safety and genetic predispositions. These efforts, while slow, reflect a growing public awareness of drug-induced injuries. An experienced SJS lawyer plays a vital role in advocating for safer drugs and holding negligent pharmaceutical companies accountable, pushing for legislative efforts that protect future patients. 📞 Contact my office today to discuss your case. You’re not alone. If a medication caused your SJS, consult an SJS lawyer for possible compensation. We offer 100% free consultations by calling 855-566-3752 or you can visit us online at https://sjs-lawyer.com/ Note: This is informational only and not a substitute for medical or legal advice. Drug Safety & SJS/TEN: Legislative Efforts to Prevent Harm "Nothing in this video, or in links provided in the description of this video, constitutes legal advice or the practice of law. Nor does viewing this page form an attorney/client relationship between you and any Lawyer at our law firm. All visitors should consult with a qualified legal professional regarding their individual questions, needs, or issues that may be of concern. We are not responsible for any action taken by a reader based upon any information in this video. All of the content in this video is for general informational and educational purposes only."