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Josette Ruhnke v. SkinMedica, Inc. et al
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May 12, 2015
Allergan Consumers Want Class Status In Skin Cream Suit
Consumers accusing Allergan Inc. and its subsidiary SkinMedica Inc. of concealing the cancer risks of anti-aging creams made from human foreskin cells, cow blood and other biological materials moved for class certification in California federal court on Monday.
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January 08, 2015
Allergan Can't Tighten Time Frame For Cancer Risk Claims
A California federal judge ruled Wednesday that Allergan Inc. and a subsidiary were too hasty in attempting to narrow the class period in a lawsuit accusing them of concealing the cancer risk posed by anti-aging creams derived from human foreskin.
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September 08, 2014
Allergan Can't Duck Class Action Over Cream Cancer Risks
A California federal judge on Friday refused to throw out a proposed class action claiming an Allergan Inc. subsidiary concealed from consumers that its anti-aging creams derived from human foreskin cells pose a cancer risk, finding the products could be considered drugs that haven't received government approval.