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If you have used Zantac regularly or through a prescription and now have been diagnosed with cancer, the drug could be to blame, according to recent studies and lawsuits. People in Savannah, Georgia can come to Jamie Casino Injury Attorneys for legal guidance. We are currently hearing from Zantac users throughout the region to help determine if they have a valid claim against Sanofi and other companies that have manufactured the drug.

Why is Zantac Potentially Dangerous?

In late 2019, news broke that independent studies had found that using Zantac could trigger extremely high levels of N-Nitrosodimethylamine (NDMA) in the body. NDMA is a suspected carcinogen. It is believed that ranitidine – the active drug in the heartburn drug, Zantac – breaks down into NDMA and other chemical compounds as it is digested.

Upon further investigation by the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA), it was found that a single tablet of Zantac could create more than 3 million nanograms of NDMA. The FDA believes that just 96 nanograms of NDMA a day is dangerous and could cause cancerous growths.

Digesting Zantac could cause cancer to form in these body parts and more:

• Kidney
• Liver
• Stomach
• Intestines
• Lungs
• Bladder

Zantac manufacturers from Big Pharma have been insistent that ranitidine cannot be linked to cancer growths, despite convincing evidence that Zantac users had unusually high levels of NDMA in their blood and urine. Due to Big Pharma’s resistance, it is important to consider joining your own Zantac cancer lawsuit with a class action. Banding plaintiffs together into a class can strengthen the chances of success. Our Zantac attorneys in Savannah can help you figure out how to file a claim or join a class action.

Why Could Zantac Be Held Liable for Damages?

The issue with Zantac likely causing cancer in its users is not so much that the drug is dangerous but instead that users were not warned that it could be dangerous. Nowhere on Zantac packaging or marketing materials is there a warning that the drug may cause cancer or trigger excessive amounts of NDMA in users. However, there is evidence that Zantac’s manufacturers knew about the potential dangers years before the first lawsuits were filed. Not sharing that information with the public or acting upon it to improve the drug’s safety could constitute negligence, which increases their liability.

How to File a Zantac Claim

To get the help you need managing a Zantac injury or cancer lawsuit, let Jamie Casino Injury Attorneys in Savannah act as your trusted legal guide. We can help with every step of your legal process, including the collection and review of useful evidence. Your medical records, prescriptions, and even receipts of purchasing Zantac over-the-counter or off-the-shelf could all strengthen your claim. The more claimants that come forward, the stronger all claims become.

Call (912) 809-5335 or contact us onlinenow to begin your claim.