Justice With Dr. V.
My name is Greg Vigna. I am a practicing physician and attorney and also a certified Life Care Planner and founder of the Life Care Solutions Group.As a father of three, and a practicing physician and attorney, I understand the importance of listening to people whose lives…
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Depo-Provera Bellwethers: The Science, Experts, and Litigations (opens the original)
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What is a bellwether case, and what role could bellwether trials play in the Depo-Provera litigation? In this educational video, attorneys Ben Martin and Greg Vigna, JD, MD discuss the bellwether process and explain important concepts involved in ongoing Depo-Provera litigation. The discussion covers how bellwether cases are selected, why discovery and internal documents can be important during litigation, whether an individual case could potentially be selected as a bellwether case, the role of
Depo-Provera and Meningiomas: The Biological Plausibility That Changes Everything (opens the original)
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In this episode of Justice with Dr. V, Greg Vigna, MD, JD, examines the biological plausibility behind the Depo-Provera meningioma litigation. He discusses how the birth control injection works, the history of Depo-Provera, scientific research involving DMPA and progesterone-only contraception, and questions surrounding what Pfizer knew about the potential risks. Dr. Vigna also breaks down research concerning progesterone-only contraception and meningioma recurrence, explaining why these studies
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