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Senior Content Writer II, Drugwatch
Orlando
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Biography
Michelle Llamas is a senior writer at Drugwatch.com with nearly a decade of medical writing and research experience. She is a member of the American Medical Writers Association and is a past member of leadership committees. She is a member of the National Center for Health Research PCORI COVID-19 Teleconference Advisory Board. Michelle’s work has been cited in peer-reviewed medical journals, including The Lancet and British Journal of Clinical Pharmacology. She has a bachelor’s degree in English and technical communication from the University of Central Florida.
health and lawsuitsPharmaceuticals medical devices
Sports, Microeconomics
Content
By Michelle Llamas Verified, Renee Deveney| Drugwatch@ At first glance, Addison seems like a normal teenage girl. She’s cheerful and all smiles. But underneath her happy demeanor, she’s still dealing with the complications of necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC), a gastrointestinal condition that primarily impacts preterm infants. “Sometimes, I’m just like, I wish I really wasn’t sick because it sucks,” Addison said as she sat next to her mom, Cassidy.
By Michelle Llamas Verified, Renee Deveney| Drugwatch@ When Colorado resident and mom S.F., who asked to use her initials for her privacy, talked to her doctor about having her Paragard IUD removed, she treated it like any other routine procedure. She had no idea she should be worried. That routine removal turned into an emotional nightmare when the IUD broke inside her, leaving a piece of the device in her body. S.F. isn’t alone. At least 2,965 women have filed Paragard IUD lawsuits centralized in The Northern District Court of Georgia.
By Michelle Llamas Verified, Renee Deveney| Drugwatch@ At first glance, Addison seems like a normal teenage girl. She’s cheerful and all smiles. But underneath her happy demeanor, she’s still dealing with the complications of necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC), a gastrointestinal condition that primarily impacts preterm infants. “Sometimes, I’m just like, I wish I really wasn’t sick because it sucks,” Addison said as she sat next to her mom, Cassidy.
Company Info
Drugwatch
Drugwatch.com is a comprehensive resource about dangerous side effects and complications from commonly prescribed drugs and oft-used medical devices. Our mission is to educate people about medications they take and the devices that are in their bodies and then to provide resources to help people evaluate whether they have a legal case because of life-changing side effects or complications.
Orlando, United States
+1 888-645-1617
Founded: 2009