Plaintiffs allege the drugmaker failed to warn the U.S. medical community that Tasigna, an oral chemotherapy drug, causes narrowing and hardening of arteries delivering blood to the arms, legs, heart, and brain.
Allen Garland, who sought to combine the suits, alleges he developed severe peripheral arterial disease because of the drug and needed a below-the-knee amputation.
Novartis opposed centralization generally, but favored the Middle District of Florida ...
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