After a large post-marketing trial linked Uloric (febuxostat) to higher cardiovascular and all-cause mortality versus allopurinol, the FDA added a black box warning and limited Uloric’s use to patients who cannot tolerate allopurinol.

Hernia mesh can lead to infections, adhesions, recurrence, bowel obstruction, and rare but severe mesh migration. Learn warning signs, recall history, and when complications may support a hernia mesh lawsuit.

I-376 van crash wrongful death: A passenger was killed after a van struck a guide rail and rolled down an embankment near Exit 85 in Monroeville. Learn about the crash details and family legal rights.

A lawsuit has been filed against Goals Plastic Surgery and Dr. Peter Driscoll, alleging sexual exploitation and medical malpractice. The complaint claims a patient was sedated, exposed without necessity, and subjected to non-consensual sexual contact during a cosmetic procedure.

Baby carriers can pose risks of falls, suffocation (especially with slings), and hip dysplasia if positioning is poor. See recall examples, safety checks, and hip-healthy positioning tips to keep infants safe.

A tractor-trailer crash and fire on I-79 near Bridgeville caused major rush-hour delays as southbound lanes closed for cleanup. Crews worked to extinguish the blaze and clear the wreckage. The cause remains under investigation, and it is unclear if there were injuries.

Delayed or missed pulmonary embolism diagnoses can be fatal. This guide explains symptoms, testing, why misdiagnoses occur, and when medical negligence may support a claim for damages.

Injured in a car crash that wasn’t your fault? You may qualify for compensation. Contact Chaffin Luhana for a free consultation with a car crash lawyer.

Washington Road Mt Lebanon crash: Authorities responded to a report of a collision at Washington Road and Castle Shannon Blvd after 7:00 a.m. No injuries reported—learn what steps to take and your legal options.

A new case alleges a Blitz gas can exploded and caused catastrophic burns—highlighting long-standing claims that inexpensive flame arrestors could have prevented explosions and related injuries.