There is huge news in Zantac cancer lawsuits. In early July 2021, a federal court ruled against plaintiffs in generic Zantac lawsuits, saying that manufacturers of generic Zantac cannot face litigation alleging that their generic ranitidine causes cancer. The ruling affects thousands of lawsuits alleging that generic versions of Zantac...
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