One drug used for the treatment of moderate to severe psoriasis is RAPTIVA which has been linked to a rare but potentially deadly brain infection called PML (progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy). An investigation is being made by the United States Food and Drug Administration regarding recent reports of deaths and other severe diseases cause from taking the drug Raptiva. If you happen to know someone suffering or have died from PML or any disease that you may think caused by taking raptiva, you are entitled to something. It is necessary to understand and read http://www.youhaverights.com/dangerous-drugs/raptiva . You maybe entitled to a financial compensation for your medical bills, pain and suffering, other damages or compensation for wrongful death. Please take the time to read your rights. You can also get in touch with the law offices of Mark & Associates, P.C. who can help you with your case and evaluate your injuries and give you an advice whether you are qualified for compensation on your medical bills, pain and suffering, lost wages and other damages. Contact them for a free; no obligation review of your possible injury case by calling 1-866-50-RIGHTS (1-866-507-4448) or you can visit them here.


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You clearly haven't suffered with debilitating psoriasis if you say that Raptiva made people more sick and caused more damage than the good it did. It's true that in 3 cases, it made 3 people more sick and caused more damage. But that is only 3 cases ... out of who knows how many people taking it all over the world. I tried everything available for more than a decade, and the only medication that worked to get me back to functioning like a real person is Raptiva. It gave me my life back. Until there are better medications available, it may very well be worth the risk to some people to be able to live normal lives, given that, based on what we know now, this risk is apparently miniscule.
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