Mass Torts & Class Actions
Truvada
Litigation over bone and kidney injuries alleged from TDF-based HIV medications.
Overview
Understanding Truvada cases
Truvada and other TDF-based medications became a cornerstone of HIV treatment and prevention. Lawsuits allege that the manufacturer knew TDF was toxic to bones and kidneys at its marketed doses — and knew of a safer alternative formulation — yet delayed that alternative for years while patients took the riskier drug.
The alleged injuries are serious: declining kidney function and kidney failure, and bone-density loss leading to osteoporosis and fractures in people far too young for them.
If you took Truvada or another TDF medication and were later diagnosed with bone loss or kidney damage, we can review your treatment history and explain your options plainly.
These cases generally involve
Where the case is built
- Treatment with Truvada or other TDF-based medications
- Diagnosis of osteoporosis, bone-density loss, or fractures
- Diagnosis of kidney damage or declining kidney function
- Claims that a known safer alternative was delayed
The information on this page is general and not legal advice. Every situation is different. Contact us to discuss the specifics of your case.
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