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Preface | ||
Acknowledgments | ||
1 | A Birth Defect Child Is Born | 1 |
2 | Locating Bendectin Within the Mass Toxic Landscape | 4 |
3 | The Science of Determining Toxic Causation | 26 |
4 | The Food and Drug Administration | 41 |
5 | The Wm. S. Merrell Company | 61 |
6 | A Mother's Quest | 96 |
7 | The Mekdeci Case | 121 |
8 | The Unraveling of Mekdeci | 148 |
9 | The Proliferation of Bendectin Litigation | 159 |
10 | Litigating a Multidistrict Case | 167 |
11 | The Withdrawal of Bendectin | 180 |
12 | Forging a Mass Toxic Substances Trial | 189 |
13 | The Settlement and Unsettlement of MDL-486 | 207 |
14 | The MDL-486 Trial | 226 |
15 | Aggregative Procedure in Mass Toxic Substances Litigation | 237 |
16 | The Third Phase of Bendectin Litigation: Oxendine Richardson, and the Individual Trials | 273 |
17 | The Legacy of Bendectin for Toxic Causation Law | 299 |
18 | The Lessons and Non-Lessons of Bendectin Litigation | 328 |
Selected Bibliography | 353 | |
Index | 361 |
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